Winner Young Adult: Nonfiction 2022 Best Book Awards
Help teens manage their trauma and move forward
We are greater than the trauma and pain we may experience in our life. This workbook illuminates how healing is possible, explores what trauma is, and shows teens how they can embrace their emotions while developing resiliency.
What sets this trauma workbook apart:
Overview of trauma—Gain greater insight into the different types of trauma (from political upheaval to sexual abuse), its physical and mental effects, and the symptoms to look out for.
Relatable scenarios—Find comfort and reassurance through anecdotes and questions inspired by other teens who have experienced trauma.
Strategies for healing—Discover engaging activities designed to help teens address their trauma and better understand their feelings, from identifying their triggers to practicing meditation and breathwork.
Help teens find a renewed sense of hope as they learn how to work through their trauma and improve their mental health.
Finalist Young Adult: Nonfiction 2022 Best Book Awards
When two tons of truck smashed into his vehicle, Scott Roux's life would never be the same.
Leaving the hospital with a broken foot, severe headache and a sore back, Scott thought all he had to do was heal.
But traumatic brain injury would change his life forever.
Losing his short-term memory and his ability to continue as an executive salesman, his comprehension dropped to a third-grade level. How could he continue his life when he wasn't who he used to be?
Scott used his passion for life to push himself forward in the face of crippling circumstances.
Now he shares his secrets to a fulfilling life with you. Through stories of the past and hope for the future, this book will help you to understand that Everything Has Meaning.
Finalist Young Adult: Nonfiction 2022 Best Book Awards
Use this weekly journal to set goals, grow as a dancer and person, and master the practice of reflecting with gratitude.
My Dance Journal stretches across your entire dance season to help you rise to a new performance level. As a veteran dance coach, author S.R. Fabrico's genuine mission is to inspire dancers to thrive with mental and muscular strength.
Build your dance skills and character at once.
Parents, coaches, instructors, and studio owners should order this fantastic tool for every dance team or group member. Dancers will find that using the My Dance Journal helps them elevate and appreciate the friendships, practices, challenges, mistakes, successes, and stories that combine to choreograph the experience and attitude of a true dancer.
Finalist Young Adult: Nonfiction 2022 Best Book Awards
A gripping story of two brothers who lost their lives on the same night.
It was a night we thought we’d never forget. It was graduation–and, like most teens, we were looking forward to celebrating with our friends. We knew it was the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. Some of us were heading off to college. Others were moving away. We had made some amazing friends and even better memories.
While we were sitting around reminiscing and laughing, someone pulled out a bottle of pills. Oxy. In a brief moment, we made One Choice that we can never take back. How were we to know this would be our last night? When you’re a teenager, you don’t think that One Choice can end it all. But it can. We are here to tell you that your choice matters.
Finalist Young Adult: Nonfiction 2022 Best Book Awards
Have you ever overheard whispers about yourself? Imagine if you had learned to depend on your ears and could hear even better than the average person. To begin her series about extraordinary preteens overcoming a variety of challenges, the author shares what it was like coming of age as a totally blind student in West Texas.
For Amber, there almost seems to be a contest at her middle school as to who can be the meanest to her. She has to endure humiliation in the school cafeteria, in choir class, at a school dance, at the mall, and even at a family gathering. And always, there are the relentless whispers.
At long last, after meeting other blind kids and then setting a new and better academic course for herself, Amber—who has renamed herself Cheyenne—finds her way to a much happier environment, one in which she can grow and thrive.
