Hope for the journey : helping children through good times and bad

Caroline Snyder

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Optimism, Hope, and Well-being Themes in Literature Analysis Resilience and Mental Health

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Introduction to the Percheron Press Edition: Bringing Back Hope ... Chapter 1. Hoping: Journeys of the Mind Chapter 2. A Good Story Goes a Long Way Chapter 3. Measuring Hope in Children Chapter 4. A Parent Needs Hope Chapter 5. Parents Instilling Stories of Hope: An Introduction Chapter 6. Parents Building Stories of Hope: Normal Problems Chapter 7. Parents Fostering Stories of Hope: More Difficult Problems Chapter 8. A Teacher Needs Hope Chapter 9. Teachers Infusing Tales of Hope: Primary School Years Chapter 10. Teachers Nourishing Tales of Hope: Secondary School Years Chapter 11. Using Hopeful Stories for Children with Physical Problems Chapter 12. Making Certain That the Hopeful Stories Last Appendices Notes

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