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Author: Will Hutcherson & Chinwe Williams, PH.D.
Genre: Nonfiction, Parenting, Mental Health
Publisher: Parent Cue
Source: Own
My Review:
"In recent years, our world has seen a pandemic of depression, anxiety, and despair in kids and teenagers. In fact, the age group that has seen the highest increase in suicide rates is in kids 10 to 14 years old."
If you are around youth/teens then you know this statement to be true. Teenagers do seem to be dealing with more anxiety and depression than ever before. The point of Seen is to give the reader tools to be able to help teens who are struggling, and if need be, encourage them to get the help they need.
I highlighted so many things in this book. There is a lot of practical advice and encouragement. I can see things that I could have handled better if I had been properly equipped. As someone with two teenagers who struggle with depression and anxiety, and as a youth leader, I wish I had read this book sooner. It is one I will revisit often and recommend highly. It is such a short book but has so much great information.
★★★★★/5
Synopsis (from Amazon):
I stand amazed at how many of our students on primary school level struggle with anxiety over the last two years. A book like this can definitely come in very handy.
ReplyDeleteHave a good week ahead Cindy and happy reading!
Elza Reads
Elza, it is an epidemic all it's own! This book is a valuable resource for anyone working with children/youth.
DeleteThis sounds like a very important reference for kids. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWedny, it is for anyone who works with children/youth in any capacity. Just changing a few of our phrases makes us more of a safe place.
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