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For more information on Parenting a Child Who Has Intense Emotions, see the New Harbinger Press Release Receive a 15% discount on Parenting a Child Who Has Intense Emotions (and other New Harbinger workbooks) when you use the link below! New Harbinger To read the article written in the local Gazette about the book, go to Gazette |
Pat co-authored, "Parenting a Child Who Has Intense Emotions: Dialectical
Behavior Therapy Skills to Help Your Child Regulate Emotional Outbursts and
Aggressive Behaviors", (New Harbinger, 2009) with the goal of helping
parents by providing a supportive and validating resource filled with skills
and strategies and in response to all the parents who have said " I wish I had
known these skills when my child was younger".
The book is available through this website, through Amazon and in bookstores.
Behavior Therapy Skills to Help Your Child Regulate Emotional Outbursts and
Aggressive Behaviors", (New Harbinger, 2009) with the goal of helping
parents by providing a supportive and validating resource filled with skills
and strategies and in response to all the parents who have said " I wish I had
known these skills when my child was younger".
The book is available through this website, through Amazon and in bookstores.
| "Parenting A Child Who Has Intense Emotions: Dialectical Behavior Therapy Skills to Help Your Child Regulate Emotional Outbursts and Aggressive Behaviors" |
Testimonials about "Parenting a Child Who Has Intense Emotions":
**"This book provides communication skills and strategies that are easy for people to use
with all types of children.Wonderful to have as a resource to help raise a happier
child"....a parent
**"Intensely emotional children engage in behavior that is intensely trying to parents. In
this important work, Pat Harvey and Jeanine Penzo have provided both a frame of
reference by which to understand the basis of those emotions and behaviors in children
constructive ways. This important work will prove invaluable for parents and for clinicians
working with parents, children and families"....a clinical psychologist and psychology
professor
**...Parenting a Child Who Has Intense Emotions takes the parent step-by-step through
a process of healing and growing that will resonate immediately with those who have
struggled to provide what their children need. Parents will feel better for having read this
book, as it will allow them to address things that have been troublesome for years"...a
social worker/clinician/consultant
**"This book provides communication skills and strategies that are easy for people to use
with all types of children.Wonderful to have as a resource to help raise a happier
child"....a parent
**"Intensely emotional children engage in behavior that is intensely trying to parents. In
this important work, Pat Harvey and Jeanine Penzo have provided both a frame of
reference by which to understand the basis of those emotions and behaviors in children
constructive ways. This important work will prove invaluable for parents and for clinicians
working with parents, children and families"....a clinical psychologist and psychology
professor
**...Parenting a Child Who Has Intense Emotions takes the parent step-by-step through
a process of healing and growing that will resonate immediately with those who have
struggled to provide what their children need. Parents will feel better for having read this
book, as it will allow them to address things that have been troublesome for years"...a
social worker/clinician/consultant
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"Parenting a Child Who Has Intense Emotions" has been translated into Chinese
(2011) and published in China where it is one of a series of parenting books called
"101 Parenting Questions - A Classic Tool Book". The translation of the title is "If
Children Lost their Temper When they Felt Not Happy..What a Mother Should Do"
(2011) and published in China where it is one of a series of parenting books called
"101 Parenting Questions - A Classic Tool Book". The translation of the title is "If
Children Lost their Temper When they Felt Not Happy..What a Mother Should Do"
| By Pat Harvey and Jeanine Penzo |
"Parenting a Child Who Has Intense Emotions" has been translated into Japanese
(2011) and published in Japan. The translation of the Japanese title is, "Useful at
school and at your home: How to treat children with emotional outburst ~ Way to
deal with emotion and control aggression with DBT skill"
(2011) and published in Japan. The translation of the Japanese title is, "Useful at
school and at your home: How to treat children with emotional outburst ~ Way to
deal with emotion and control aggression with DBT skill"
By Pat Harvey and
Jeanine Penzo
Jeanine Penzo