More Than One Way To Be Okay: Developing Cognitive Flexibility With Children - Paperback

by Izzy Bean (Illustrator), Ronit Gross (Author)

Annie arranges her life in rules and patterns because it helps her feel safe. Books must be read in a certain order and the same goes for songs being sung. Friends need to play what Annie chooses so that she can feel calm and in control. Orders and patterns often keep Annie from feeling overwhelmed, angry or sad. But what happens when life doesn't work out in the way that she plans? Join Annie as she listens to the story of Dave the turtle who builds an out of control, rule loving robot. Discover with Annie how rules and rigidity can have their own price to pay and celebrate with her as she learns that there is more than one way to be okay

Author Biography

Ronit Gross, LCSW-R is a parent and psychotherapist living and working in Brooklyn, New York. She is a clinical supervisor at the Brooklyn Center for Psychotherapy and maintains a private practice.