Raising Spiritual Champs

Raising Spiritual ChampsThe first thing my toddler did when I brought our new baby home was spit at him! \n \nMy ten year old is being bullied in class and hates going to school. \n \nMy twelve year old is having explosive tantrums. \n \nMost people are familiar with IQ, but what about EQ? Emotional intelligence means having an awareness of your own and others feelings, having the ability to self reflect, and being able to regulate emotions when life is hard. These are

“The first thing my toddler did when I brought our new baby home was spit at him!” \n \n“My ten-year-old is being bullied in class and hates going to school.” \n \n“My twelve-year-old is having explosive tantrums.” \n \nMost people are familiar with IQ, but what about EQ? Emotional intelligence means having an awareness of your own and others’ feelings, having the ability to self-reflect, and being able to regulate emotions when life is hard. These are skills we want our children —and ourselves —to have. Turn discomfort and loss into spiritual growth. Recognize and encourage acts of love, self-discipline, and trust. \n \nUsing CBT techniques, help your children become b'nei Aliyah—“spiritual champs” —and encode into their minds the ideas of acceptance, boundaries, and gratitude. Chock-full of tools, tips, and success stories, this latest gem from best-selling author Dr. Miriam Adahan will help your children become the spiritual champs they are meant to be. Dr. Miriam Adahan is a psychologist, therapist, and a prolific author whose works include EMETT, Living with Difficult People, Raising Children to Care, It’s All a Gift, Awareness, and Nobody’s Perfect. \n \n“Dr. Adahan’s techniques stop arguments between kids and help them find solutions.” —L.S. \n \n“I’ve never seen such a concise and practical overview of CBT in parenting. It’s encouraging, insightful, and immediately usable in a practical way. It’s a gem!” —R.R. \n \n“I wish I’d had this book when my children were little, but I can use it now to improve the parenting of my young adult children.” —C.R.s