I Believe In Me
Children of Divorce Workbook
Is Your Child Showing Signs Of:
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Emotional and behavioral regression
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Hiding in their room and avoiding everyone
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Internalizing and blaming themselves for the divorce
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Struggling with the transition between two homes
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Feeling sad or anxious
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Seem to have lost their personality
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Going into rages of anger and self-destruction mode
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Resisting going to the other parent's home
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Showing a decreased interest in school or extracurricular activities
Boost internal confidence and self-esteem by overcoming limiting beliefs of self-blame and feelings of rejection.
Develop self-soothing techniques and tools when they are feeling distressed from school work, peer pressure, or transitioning between both parental homes.
Foster one's self-worth and internal core beliefs to manage life stressors and developmental growth with ease.
"I've noticed her self-confidence is improving on the days I encourage and work with her. The workbook has definitely made a positive change for my daughter."
Addison's mom, age 6
The workbook can Help Your child:
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Overcome moodiness and oppositional behaviors
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Communicate their emotions effectively
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Boost their internal confidence and self-esteem
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Manage their feelings of anxiousness with self-soothing tools
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Diminish unresolved anger and aggression
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Develop boundaries to meet their emotional needs
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Build their internal core values and create inner peace
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Better adapting skills for transitioning between homes
