Working on new ideas to advance the ideas started in this book. The working title for book and podcast is: "Trauma In The Classroom: How To Help Parents, Teachers and Students To Cope."

I am in the final edit of Olympic Gardens Sequel #2 and I needed some real help to get to the finish line. Then, Tim Grahl's podcast, "The Game Theory in Story" with super editor, Shawn Coyne came to the rescue. What the podcast did was validate where I am with the structure of the manuscript. 

If you are serious about writing, please check out https://storygrid.simplecast.fm/
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​IT'S HERE! MY BOOK THAT I PROMISED YOU, From A Teacher To Parents: Stories To Heal Your Life So You Can Help Your Child Succeed. It is on amazon.com enter code B078MXJLXS or click on this link to purchase your electronic copy. Would welcome a review if you are so inclined.

Guiding Teens 
As long as you live, keep learning how to live.
–Seneca
 
Dr. Brené Brown cites shame as “The most powerful, master emotion. It's the fear that we're not good enough.” She contends that it is most “destructive” because it grows exponentially in our lives through “secrecy, silence and judgement."
            Mina and Bob are two hard-working parents living in the suburbs of Westchester and run a business together in the town. They are convinced that there is nothing more they can do about their son, Lyle. The tween has fallen in with the wrong crowd and is on a downward spiral with ‘No Good’ written all over it. His grades are the same. Mina and Bob tried everything: telling him off about his worthlessness, punishment and counseling. Nothing worked and they were terrified they would lose him. They felt ashamed.  


Excerpt from the chapter on "Guiding Teens" - From A Teacher to Parents: Stories To Heal Your Life So You Can Help Your Child Succeed.