Bringing awareness to youth mental wellness
Children's Book
"You're Special!"
'Butterflies In Me' is a powerful collection of four stories that showcase the resilience of children from diverse backgrounds as they navigate anxiety, depression, and other challenges. With the support of caring adults, these young heroes discover their voices and unlock their potential, inspiring hope, and empowerment for a brighter future.
With the guidance, support, and nurturing love of caring adults, each child develops their own voice and overcomes adversity. As they navigate their journey, they discover three essential truths: They are special, strong, and they did nothing wrong.
Children's Workbook
"You're Strong!"
'Learning to Love Your Butterfly' is a powerful tool designed to unlock the unique potential of children aged 7-17, empowering them to discover their voice, gifts, and purpose. Through a diverse range of engaging activities, including journaling, drawing, word searches, and coloring, this comprehensive guide fosters a safe and supportive space for children to explore, express, and celebrate their individual strengths and resilience, unlocking a brighter future.
Youth will acknowledge and address their feelings of anxiety, sadness, loneliness, or insecurity resulting from academic, social, or interpersonal pressures allowing them to tap into their inner strength, creating a more resilient, empowered, and authentic version of themselves.
Practitioner's Guide
"You Did Nothing Wrong!"
'Tools for Children to Embrace Their Mental Health' is a companion guide to the Butterflies in Me, Youth Workbook, Learning to Love Your Butterfly, offers detailed instructions, materials lists, worksheets, and discussion prompts to facilitate effective engagement with and guidance of children through their workbooks. All activities, including drawing, reflective writing, art projects, and hands-on exercises, are carefully designed to recognize and celebrate the unique butterfly within each child.
Intended for educators, counselors, therapists, social workers, youth program leaders, parents, and other caregivers committed to helping children discover their inner strengths and thrive.