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Coping Skills Fables

We studied the concepts of the popular and effective therapeutic techniques of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and use them to teach effective Life Coping Skills in our series of Therapeutic Fables, “The Adventures of Cosmos Crow”. The stories with their fables, worksheets, quizzes and exercises make it possible for youth (and many adults) to recognize, understand and remember effective coping skills that deal with Anger, Whining, Procrastination, Anxiety, Fear, Bullying and much more.

Children will remember the situations, concepts, consequences of the story and the "Good Thinking" coping skills provided in the stories. Our Members will have access to all of our Therapeutic Stories, training material, webinars, videos, and an active membership community to help them with learning to become a “Success and Happiness Coach”

If a Child

If a child thinks they can't succeed

... they won't.

If a child thinks that others will never like them
.. they won't.

If a child thinks that school is worthless

... it is.

If a child thinks that play is more important than study

... it is.

If a child believes that it is okay to avoid difficult things

... they will.

If a child believes its OK to do "anything" to be accepted

... they will.

And as long as they think that way, you can't bribe, scare,
or punish them enough to keep it from happening.

TEACH THEM TO USE

“GOOD THINKING” COPING SKILLS

What Parents and School Counselors are saying

Over the Thanksgiving Holidays, I shared the Trying Medal story with 5 children in my family and they absolutely loved it! So far, one child has tried new foods, working on not wetting the bed, almost overcome the fear of dogs and stop biting fingernails. I love this story. Thank you so much!!! Lee B. Parent

Dr. Nice and Mr. Nasty was used with the anger management small group. The dialogue that was generated within the group was very interesting. The examples are appropriate to their age and they can easily identify themselves with the story. I liked that Dr. Nice and Mr. Nasty had worksheets, parent explanation, and quiz. Those elements help to discuss in depth the story. Thanks again and congratulations! You are doing a fantastic contribution to our students’ emotional development. Yolanda V. School Counselor

Easy, Fun Wayto Coach ChildrenSuccess and Happiness SkillsDon’t wait until children's problem behaviors cause them to be unhappy at home, struggle in school andhave poor relationships with peers.We can help make you aSuccess and Happiness Coach.

Easy, Fun Way
to Coach Children
Success and Happiness Skills

Don’t wait until children's problem behaviors cause them to be unhappy at home, struggle in school and
have poor relationships with peers.
We can help make you a
Success and Happiness Coach.