The Middle School Survival Guide for Girls - O'Sullivan, Geraldine
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Erscheint vorauss. 1. April 2025
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Middle school is a time of big, big changes--especially for girls. Written by a teen mental health expert, The Middle School Survival Guide for Girls is packed with empowering tools to help preteen girls adjust to the pressures of middle school--as well as their changing minds and bodies. Using the skills outlined in this book, readers will build the resilience needed to thrive personally, socially, and academically, and gain new understanding of themselves as they face the challenges of middle school and beyond.

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Middle school is a time of big, big changes--especially for girls. Written by a teen mental health expert, The Middle School Survival Guide for Girls is packed with empowering tools to help preteen girls adjust to the pressures of middle school--as well as their changing minds and bodies. Using the skills outlined in this book, readers will build the resilience needed to thrive personally, socially, and academically, and gain new understanding of themselves as they face the challenges of middle school and beyond.
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Autorenporträt
Geraldine O'Sullivan, LCSW, PPSC, is a licensed clinical social worker with a pupil personnel services credential in school social work and child welfare and attendance. She currently practices as a school social worker in San Diego County, CA. where she provides mental health counseling services and crisis intervention to teens using therapeutic modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused therapy. In 2022, she was awarded High School Social Worker of the Year for San Diego County. O'Sullivan is the co-author of The Girl's Guide to Relationships, Sexuality, and Consent. She is also known for her research on the topic of eustress, which was published in Social Indicators Research, and is author of a literature review on the topic of teleworking published by the Southern Area Consortium of Human Services.