Kirjahaku

First Published in 2003. Schools are floundering in a sea of information with regard to the issue of school mobbing/bullying behavior. In the midst of all this information, the underlying causes of the antagonist’s actions are sadly ignored. This unique book addresses the roots of these behaviors, exploring why people, in particular children, take part in mobbing situations. The author ultimately explores how the answer to this difficult topic lies in teaching children dignity and respect for themselves and all people. Written with compassion and insight in a style accessible to all readers, this book is a must-read for practicing counselors, school administrators, teachers, parents, and students

Be true to yourself. To thine own self be true. Just be yourself! Originally written for teens, this book is for anyone who wants to reconnect with their personal dignity and self respect and develop both insight and awareness. We encourage our kids to be themselves and their peers discourage it. We have negative subcultures within all sorts of environments but we can create positive ones to offset them. We must work together to change our existing culture from one of quiet desperation to one of dignity and respect, to let people be who they are without persecution or disdain.

First Published in 2003. Schools are floundering in a sea of information with regard to the issue of school mobbing/bullying behavior. In the midst of all this information, the underlying causes of the antagonist’s actions are sadly ignored. This unique book addresses the roots of these behaviors, exploring why people, in particular children, take part in mobbing situations. The author ultimately explores how the answer to this difficult topic lies in teaching children dignity and respect for themselves and all people. Written with compassion and insight in a style accessible to all readers, this book is a must-read for practicing counselors, school administrators, teachers, parents, and students

This book is a powerful reminder that, regardless of what happens in life, you never lose your power to choose. You have the power to decide - what you think, what you say, what you do, unless you give that power away. Often we give our power away by reacting rather than taking time to respond, to think and to look again. We give our power over to situations, to the weather, to the expression on someone's face. When we look again we can acknowledge and become aware of how we connect as human beings. Open this book to any page and get a quick burst of inspiration, wisdom, and perspective to add to your day.