Child & developmental psychology

The Captain Nemo Stories

by Ulrike Petermann

Description

Even at a primary school age, children can suffer from anxiety and stress with symptoms ranging from feeling tense to problems concentrating or sleeping. The stories of Captain Nemo help children relax and learn to let go of their anxiety and restlessness.

The relaxation stories, written for children ages 5-12, can be either read aloud to the child or by the children themselves. The main character, Captain Nemo, invites the children to come along for his adventures on his submarine the Nautilus. The stories take the children to visit a coral forest, ride a giant tortoise, or explore the lost city of Atlantis.

Through the stories, the children learn strategies to calm themselves and relax which they can then re-use in difficult situations in their daily lives. This widely successful book can be used at home, by teachers, social workers, school psychologists, child and adolescent
psychotherapists, and psychiatrists.

For:
• child and adolescent psycho-therapists
and psychiatrists,
social workers, school psychologists,
teachers, parents

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Rights sold: Portuguese

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21st edition!

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Bibliographic Information

  • Publisher Hogrefe Verlag GmbH & Co. KG
  • Orginal LanguageGerman
  • ISBN/Identifier 9783801731175
  • Publication Country or regionGermany
  • Primary Price 9.95 EUR
  • Pages112
  • Publish StatusPublished
  • Original Language TitleDie Kapitän-Nemo-Geschichten
  • Edition21
  • Copyright Year2019

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