Small Steps To
Great Parenting
An Essential Guide for Busy Parents
"Full of cutting-edge information about what to do and examples showing how to do it. We recommend this book to all who want to learn how to navigate their relationships better."
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Harville Hendrix PhD and Helen Lakely Hunt PhD, bestselling authors of Giving the Love that Heals.
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Publisher: Swan & Horn
The Lost Book
Turning Frustration to Adventure
The Lost Book tells the story of 9 year-old Lev who turns a frustrating event (mum says “no”) into a family adventure. This charming and highly original tale, aimed at 4-8 years old, demonstrates to children and parents alike how frustration can be turned into a creative and positive experience.
The story contains important messages for children such as (1) There are always other options and solutions (even if it doesn’t feel like that sometimes), (2) “No” is also an answer, and (3) children can turn frustration into creativity.
Moreover, the story contains tips and ideas that are simple, practical and yet vital for parents such as (1) how to communicate in a healthy way by saying “no” to children’s requests, (2) how to encourage children to read and (3) how to encourage children's creativity, imagination, and a love for books. You will not believe how much of a positive transformation a parents can create by changing the way they experience reading with their child.
Advances in Online Therapy
Emergence of a New Paradigm
In Advances in Online Therapy, Kalanit Ben-Ari contributes the chapter “Healing Through the Screen: Using Imago Relationship Therapy Online,” which explores how Imago Relationship Therapy can be thoughtfully and effectively adapted to the digital space.
The book offers a comprehensive examination of how leading therapeutic approaches—across individual, couple, and family psychotherapy—have evolved in response to the post-pandemic expansion of online practice. Addressing both clinical theory and practical application, it examines challenges unique to each modality, including suitability for online work, building and sustaining a therapeutic alliance through a screen, managing resistance to virtual sessions, and strengthening online presence. The book provides mental health professionals and graduate students with grounded guidance for practicing ethically, confidently, and effectively in the online therapeutic environment.
