My Brilliant, Resilient Mind: How to Ditch Negative Thinking and Handle Hard Things Better (Capable Kiddos)
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How can I help my child think more positively, even when facing a problem? My child sometimes makes their own situation worse; how can I help them be more resilient? How can I help my child recognize problematic thinking before it takes over their emotions? Christina Furnival, a licensed mental health therapist and mom, answers these questions in this empowering and uplifting rhyming story about twins who work through challenges by learning how to reframe their thoughts, gain perspective, and help themselves to bounce back from hardship. In My Brilliant, Resilient Mind , children will grow in resilience and learn how to harness the power of thinking to improve their lives. By teaching children how to recognize unhelpful thoughts and replace them with more balanced ones, this book equips them with the tools they need to confidently and successfully overcome the many obstacles life throws their way. Review: Brilliant for kids and parents - Even as an adult this book made me self reflect so much on how to compose myself. How not to let negativity and strong emotions get the best of me. This book is say is for children and adults. This is a gem 💕 Review: Must have for therapist. - Great read if you know a child who has trauma.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 212 Reviews |
J**E
Brilliant for kids and parents
Even as an adult this book made me self reflect so much on how to compose myself. How not to let negativity and strong emotions get the best of me. This book is say is for children and adults. This is a gem 💕
M**A
Must have for therapist.
Great read if you know a child who has trauma.
T**Y
Helps children understand their feelings.
Helps children understand their feelings related to success and failure.
A**Y
Excellent Children’s Book Promoting Emotional Awareness
My Brilliant, Resilient Mind is a fantastic, kid-friendly book that explains negative thinking patterns in a way children can easily understand and relate to. I love how it not only helps kids recognize when they’re stuck in unhelpful thoughts but also gives simple, practical strategies for overcoming them. I’ve read it several times with my 9- and 12-year-old, and we often use its ideas to reflect and reset when I notice them caught in negative thinking. Highly recommended for families looking to build resilience and emotional awareness together!
S**M
Great book! Worth the read.
Great book! Worth the read. Highly recommend.
C**T
Great explanation for positive mindsets
This book is great. Pretty intense concept for littles. But explained it in a really simple way. Reframing thoughts is hard for even adults! I wish I’d had this book years ago! This whole set is great!
S**B
Great book
Fantastic read, I’m a therapist and share it with my clients parents. They need more books like these!
J**S
A Great Series!
The Capable Kiddos series teaches many important life lessons in clear (and entertaining) ways for young and adult readers. MY BRILLIANT, RESILIENT MIND is the third book in the series (but each book is a stand-alone too). I love how it encourages children to 'think about thinking'. The illustrations by Katie Dwyer are always so creative and communicate emotions so well. The story follows twins who are stuck in their thoughts and by seeing their choices creating shifts, we learn to shift our own thinking. Plus, there's excellent back matter. Once again, you can tell that this story is written by a professional therapist sharing her expertise in such a relatable, comprehensible way.
D**L
A fabulous resource supporting childrens' development
We bought this wonderful book, as we did with the earlier books in this super series, as a gift for our friends with young children. They have not only loved them as a reader but they have taken a lot of learning from the core messages. These are best read together with an adult so that the core learning concepts can be explored and discussed.
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