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Rachel Raskin, MA

Rachel Raskin, MA 2018-02-23T11:07:22-05:00

Rachel Rashkin has an MS child development from the Erikson Institute for Child Development. She writes parenting articles and self-help stories for children and is creating a website for kids about psychotherapy. In her spare time, she performs in musical theater and has taught music and movement for young children. Rachel lives in Chicago.

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    Feeling Better: A Kid’s Book About Therapy

    by Rachel Raskin, MA

    As life gets more complicated, it's not unusual for children to feel angry, lonely, upset, and sad. In their confusion, some kids may withdraw socially, perform less well in school, care less about their appearance, lose interest in the activities they once enjoyed, develop eating problems, sleep too much or not enough, express anger inappropriately — any number of changes that signal the need for some extra help. When these feelings become too strong or last too long, one of the things that can help is therapy. Feeling Better is an information packed chronicle that will reassure children who are entering therapy by answering their concerns about what's normal and what to expect. (picture book, ages 8-14)

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