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Great article about finding ways to cope with post-traumatic stress! Larry Wexler, an Iraq War veteran, writes children's books featuring his furry friends as a way to cope. He says, "It's about finding something to help deal with PTSD. It's about coping in a positive way and not giving up." A very positive article!
Veteran Writes Children’s Books to Cope with PTSD
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SP5 Kathleen Barton
I commend you for this! I have spent my entire adult life counseling children and rescuing animals. I wouldn't have had it any other way. May God bless and keep you.
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As a child therapist, I am a member of the Association for Play Therapy. I suggest that you contact then regarding your book. As a practicing registered play therapist, I know that your book would be an such a valuable resource to all therapists who treat children and their families, particularly those therapists who use the modalities of play and bibliotherapy.
Please ask to speak with Diane Leon, tell her that Kathleen, who resides near Houston, Texas, suggested that you contact her. She is a lovely, caring woman, who will put you in touch with the appropriate personnel. Your book would reach thousands of clinicians world-wide. You could help therapists, chiildren, and parents in their quest to fully self-actualiz and to breathe easier.
The email address for the Association for Play Therapy, based in California, is a4pt.org
Please let me know how things go, or if you need any addiitional contact infornation.
Please ask to speak with Diane Leon, tell her that Kathleen, who resides near Houston, Texas, suggested that you contact her. She is a lovely, caring woman, who will put you in touch with the appropriate personnel. Your book would reach thousands of clinicians world-wide. You could help therapists, chiildren, and parents in their quest to fully self-actualiz and to breathe easier.
The email address for the Association for Play Therapy, based in California, is a4pt.org
Please let me know how things go, or if you need any addiitional contact infornation.
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