The Terrible, Super Sad Day - Valles Lcsw-S, Vanessa
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Isabella is a young girl whose family has a traumatic event happen. Isabella struggles to feel better on her own after the loss and trauma. Her parents take her to meet with a mental health counselor, Ms. Vanessa, to work on regaining a sense of mental wellness. Isabella participates in sessions and learns different skills to help her feel better. This book is written to help children, parents, caregivers, and therapists explain and understand the positive impact counseling can have. It also contains ideas and skills that can be practiced to help regulate and cope with distressing symptoms.

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Produktbeschreibung
Isabella is a young girl whose family has a traumatic event happen. Isabella struggles to feel better on her own after the loss and trauma. Her parents take her to meet with a mental health counselor, Ms. Vanessa, to work on regaining a sense of mental wellness. Isabella participates in sessions and learns different skills to help her feel better. This book is written to help children, parents, caregivers, and therapists explain and understand the positive impact counseling can have. It also contains ideas and skills that can be practiced to help regulate and cope with distressing symptoms.
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Autorenporträt
Vanessa Valles is a licensed clinical social worker. She has been working in the mental health field for over the past twenty years and has been a practicing mental health counselor for over the past ten years. She loves working with patients and has used her own personal experience and work experience as inspiration and content for this fictional story. Ms. Valles has over ten years' experience working with individuals seeking care following traumatic life events, complicated loss, and planned loss. Her hope is that this story will aid as a therapy tool that can be helpful for children, parents, and mental health counselors to use during the healing journey with children.