Natalie Duhon, LPC

A Biblical Worldview on Mental Health for Children This curriculum will help you and your child learn to improve your mental health, while keeping the Bible at the center. It will guide you in teaching your child about emotions, stress and anger management, coping skills, boundaries, problem-solving, self-esteem, automatic thoughts, and more. 

This curriculum was designed primarily for grades 1-6, but can be adapted for younger or older children if needed. It is useful for homeschool, Christian schools, therapists, or families who want a helpful resource on mental health. It was written by a mental health counselor/homeschool mom with ten plus years of experience in mental health. It includes over 340 pages of content and will easily provide a year's worth of mental health education. Table of Contents: Chapter 1: Introduction to Emotions Chapter 2: Anger Chapter 3: Anxiety Chapter 4: Relaxation Chapter 5: Sadness Chapter 6: Happiness, Peace, and Gratitude Chapter 7: Self-esteem Chapter 8: Self-care Chapter 9: Love Chapter 10: Social and Communication Skills Chapter 11: Conflict Chapter 12: Boundaries Chapter 13: Forgiveness Chapter 14: Support System Chapter 15: Habits and Goals Chapter 16: Automatic Thoughts Chapter 17: Problem-solving Chapter 18: Coping Skills Chapter 19: Biblical Learning to Improve Mental Health Chapter 20: Learning From Real Life Situations Appendix My Daddy Was Too Young To Die: Practical Strategies for Helping Children Manage Grief This curriculum will help you and your child explore healthy ways to cope with grief. 

Created by a Licensed Professional Counselor with over ten years of experience in the mental health field, this book has exercises and activities for children ages 4-14. Activities include journaling, art, music, and more. Research about grief and ways to help grieving children are also included to help guide your child in learning to manage grief.