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Reg Goes Swimming
Lori Gard
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Pownal Street Press
Pownal Street Press
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Watermark
Watermark
Publication Year:
2024
2024
ISBN-13:
9781998129119
Description:
<p><strong>Reg is a bear whose name rhymes with EGG! </strong>He likes to climb trees, eat snacks, and sleep. Most of all, Reg loves to swim in the creek. One day as he heads out, he notices that a few obstacles stand in his way. How will Reg react to the challenges of the day ahead?</p><p>-First of three books in series "Tales for Big Feelings'', the second book on co-regulation, <em>Reg Takes a Trip</em> is coming out September 2024. The third book on growth mindset is out Spring 2025. </p>
<p>-<em>Reg Goes Swimming</em> is a book with a message that supports parents and children in learning how to self-regulate their emotions.</p>
<p>-Reg is a bear whose name rhymes with EGG! He likes to climb trees, eat snacks and sleep. Most of all, Reg loves to swim in the creek. One day as he heads out, he notices that a few obstacles stand in his way. How will Reg react to the challenges of the day ahead?</p>
<p>-Perfect book to be used for bibliotherapy with counselors and psychologists and helpful for caregivers who may be subject to tiredness and overwhelm at times.</p>
<p>-Written by an experienced counselor and mom of 4, the last spread includes tips for parents and educators.</p>
<p>-The book uses 3 proven techniques that are easy for families to remember: Positive Self Talk: This is the inner voice that influences the way we see ourselves as an individual, as well as how we view ourselves in relation to the people and world around us. The use of positive self-talk is a way to show self-compassion for what we are experiencing. Reg uses positive self-talk to bolster his courage when finding a snack. Breathing: Belly breathing is a method of deep breathing to release stress, tension, and worry through muscle relaxation. Counting facilitates focus and calm. Reg uses paced breathing while he waits out the storm. Reframing: This is a way of thinking that alters thought patterns and how one considers and reflects upon one’s choices. Reg uses reframing when he encounters the bear cub and loses a race.</p>
<p>-Lori Gard, M.Sc, M.Ed, has a masters degree from the University of West Alabama. She is a writer, a Certified Counselor, and certified Solution Focused Brief Therapist with CCPC Global. She has written articles for Huffington Post.</p>
<p>-<em>Reg Goes Swimming</em> is a book with a message that supports parents and children in learning how to self-regulate their emotions.</p>
<p>-Reg is a bear whose name rhymes with EGG! He likes to climb trees, eat snacks and sleep. Most of all, Reg loves to swim in the creek. One day as he heads out, he notices that a few obstacles stand in his way. How will Reg react to the challenges of the day ahead?</p>
<p>-Perfect book to be used for bibliotherapy with counselors and psychologists and helpful for caregivers who may be subject to tiredness and overwhelm at times.</p>
<p>-Written by an experienced counselor and mom of 4, the last spread includes tips for parents and educators.</p>
<p>-The book uses 3 proven techniques that are easy for families to remember: Positive Self Talk: This is the inner voice that influences the way we see ourselves as an individual, as well as how we view ourselves in relation to the people and world around us. The use of positive self-talk is a way to show self-compassion for what we are experiencing. Reg uses positive self-talk to bolster his courage when finding a snack. Breathing: Belly breathing is a method of deep breathing to release stress, tension, and worry through muscle relaxation. Counting facilitates focus and calm. Reg uses paced breathing while he waits out the storm. Reframing: This is a way of thinking that alters thought patterns and how one considers and reflects upon one’s choices. Reg uses reframing when he encounters the bear cub and loses a race.</p>
<p>-Lori Gard, M.Sc, M.Ed, has a masters degree from the University of West Alabama. She is a writer, a Certified Counselor, and certified Solution Focused Brief Therapist with CCPC Global. She has written articles for Huffington Post.</p>
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