Beyond Being Bullied

Has your child been bullied? Is he or she struggling with feelings of being weak or deserving of bullying behavior?

Bullying is a serious problem that affects an increasing number of children each year. Whether verbal, physical, or both, bullying can severely undermine a child's self-esteem and even erode his/her hope for a better future. If your child is struggling with fear and low self-esteem because of a bully's behavior, this activity book can be powerful medicine to help your child decode the negative messages he or she has been receiving.

Using Beyond Being Bullied: A Resiliency Activity Book, parents can work directly with their children (ages 6 to 10) as they explore opportunities to express feelings about being bullied and find their own unique superpowers.

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fun visuals to engage children and draw them in
visual journaling and art therapy that helps children on a journey toward empowerment, forgiveness, and self-acceptance
exercises to help them treat themselves and others with kindness and offer support to friends who may also be experiencing bullying
activities designed to reinforce self-esteem and find empathy for the underlying issues a bully may be experiencing
daily reflection journal to implement what they've learned

By spending just ten minutes a day engaged with the more than thirty activities in this book, your child will learn to build his or her self-esteem and articulate the unique characteristics that make him or her special. Get started today and help your see child his/herself as a superhero who is well-equipped to deflect negative messages and emerge even more resilient.

What parents are saying

"My nine-year-old daughter was being bullied on the school bus. I didn't know at first and was so frustrated when she kept getting to bus stop late and I had to take her to school. I knew something was wrong and she finally admitted that another girl who was two years older was making fun of her. I did some internet research and came across Beyond Being Bullied and we've really enjoyed working together and looking at all the wonderful things about her. She still isn't happy about riding the bus, but she feels much more confident and is able to tell me when she's just not comfortable enough to ride to school."

"Thank you so much for this valuable resource. It's been helpful with our son since he started being bullied in fourth grade this year. He's really been able to take those negative messages and turn them around."

"My wife and I have been very worried about our eleven-year-old son. He has mild autism and finds it difficult to make friends. As we all know, some kids can be cruel, but this book has helped him really explore feelings he has difficulty getting in touch with. He's also learned how much he likes to write and I think it's given him such a wonderful skill and way to learn more about his own and other people's feelings."

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Child education and counseling expert Erainna Winnett brings more than 20 years of experience in teaching, counseling, and raising children to the hot-button issues every child faces today. Helping Kids Heal is a series of activity books written with healing in mind. Each book addresses real world problems children face on a daily basis. Through therapeutic art and writing exercises, kids can express their feelings and learn how to deal with those feelings in appropriate ways. Designed for children ages 6-12, these activity books are meant to be used as a counseling tool to foster a positive self-image and healthy coping strategies and to provide parents, educators, and counselors with tools to assist children as they process and work through some of today's toughest issues. Erainna was born and raised in central Louisiana. The oldest of five children she always yearned to be a teacher and forced her siblings to play school year round. Naturally, she graduated with a teaching degree in 1995 and earned her Master's degree in 2000. Five years later she earned her Education Specialist degree in early childhood education. After fifteen years in the classroom, she moved to the role of school counselor and has never been happier. While serving as school counselor at an elementary school in northeast Texas, she frequently uses children's books as therapy to help her students heal, learn and grow. Ideas for her books come from the students she works with on a daily basis. Her goal, as an author, is to touch the hearts of children, one story at a time. Erainna has written over thirty books designed to guide parents, teachers, and counselors as they help children to become their best self. Erainna lives on a 300 acre cattle ranch near the Red River with her husband, two daughters, three dogs, two horses, and one ill-tempered cat.