The One and Only You! How to Be the Best, Truest, You-est You - Sievers, Nicole Jon
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At last, a book for tweens on learning to own and love being who you are--in all your messy, beautiful uniqueness! Jam packed with fun illustrations, ample opportunities for self-exploration, and open spaces for creativity--The One and Only You! is an "emotions workbook" for kids in fourth through sixth grades. Topics include: brain science growth mindset and grit automatic negative thoughts and how to work with them why community engagement matters how to make better decisions Tweens also will learn the value of belonging, diversity, internal motivation, and compassion as well as the power in…mehr

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At last, a book for tweens on learning to own and love being who you are--in all your messy, beautiful uniqueness! Jam packed with fun illustrations, ample opportunities for self-exploration, and open spaces for creativity--The One and Only You! is an "emotions workbook" for kids in fourth through sixth grades. Topics include: brain science growth mindset and grit automatic negative thoughts and how to work with them why community engagement matters how to make better decisions Tweens also will learn the value of belonging, diversity, internal motivation, and compassion as well as the power in being ridiculously yourself. Given current rates of teen depression, anxiety, and suicide--and the fact that anxiety affects nearly one-third of adolescents today--The One and Only You! arms kids early enough in their lives with social-emotional skills that they might reach their teen years resilient and ready to talk back to their negative thoughts. The One and Only You! also features an appendix for teachers, counselors, youth group leaders, parents, and other caring adults of innovative group enrichment activities for enhancing classroom social-emotional learning for tweens.
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Nicole Jon Sievers, MSW, LCSW, is an innovative problem solver, author, speaker, licensed clinical social worker, educator, and social justice advocate. For over 30 years, she has worked with youth and the systems serving them. Her diverse roles have included therapist, teacher, educational district consultant, Outward Bound instructor, and forensic consultant. Nicole is the founder and executive director of Stand for Courage (standforcourage.org). This bullying-prevention program employs stories, creativity, and popular culture to recognize students leading bystander action to eradicate bullying. In 2014, the SFC school-based program was honored by the American Psychological Association with a Visionary Award. In 2017, an academic study reported that victimization decreased by 69 percent when schools implemented SFC bullying-prevention practices. Building on her bullying prevention work, Nicole currently is a producer for an upcoming IndieFlix documentary entitled "The Upstanders," about the bystander's role in bullying prevention. Nicole also is the founder of Little Mercies (littlemercies.org), a nonprofit creating channels for simple kindness and for the distribution of essentials to ease the suffering of children living in the world's harshest conditions. The current focus of Little Mercies is migrant children awaiting court dates in U.S. border towns. Also an avid supporter of the arts, Nicole has served on the Seattle Music Commission since 2014, championing youth in music, community building, creative arts, and educational initiatives while promoting Seattle's vibrant music culture. She also is an Advisory Board member of the Origins Project Foundation, which strives to address the challenges of the 21st century through public events with thought leaders. She is joined on the Origins Project Board of Directors by Nobel Laureates, award-winning authors, distinguished scientists, artists, and business leaders. In addition, Nicole serves on the Advisory Board for Pediatric Emergency and Critical Care-Kenya. PECC-Kenya is an international collaboration committed to improving the management and outcomes of critically ill children in sub-Saharan Africa. Nicole lives in La Jolla, California. She and her husband, Eric, are the grateful parents of five sons.