"Super Emotions! books are designed to be tools to help your children help themselves. They are short and simple so that may be easily understood and possibly even memorized by your kids. I suggest incorporating a reading into their daily routine, such as at a bedtime or at the breakfast table. The book was created to teach kids that they can handle their emotions and offers them suggestions for doing so," - Lionel Lowry.
"Super Emotions is a wonderfully positive book about understanding and coping ADD/ADHD. Lionel Lowry provides a creative and empowering explanation of the 'super emotions' one must learn to cope with. It is truly uplifting and hopeful. A must read for any child diagnosed with ADD/ADHD!"
~Ashley Fogarty Lass, Psy.D., P.A.
Licensed Psychologist
President, Insight Wellness Center
Empower your child with this fun book which helps them learn skills to survive and thrive. A Dr. Seuss inspired rhyming style was used to help children easily memorize techniques for helping control and deal with their impulses and emotions in positive ways. (emotional ages 2- 9). Children with ADD/ADHD will learn that they are not alone, that they can handle their feelings, that they are special, and that they are truly loved.
"Super Emotions is a wonderfully positive book about understanding and coping ADD/ADHD. Lionel Lowry provides a creative and empowering explanation of the 'super emotions' one must learn to cope with. It is truly uplifting and hopeful. A must read for any child diagnosed with ADD/ADHD!"
~Ashley Fogarty Lass, Psy.D., P.A.
Licensed Psychologist
President, Insight Wellness Center
Empower your child with this fun book which helps them learn skills to survive and thrive. A Dr. Seuss inspired rhyming style was used to help children easily memorize techniques for helping control and deal with their impulses and emotions in positive ways. (emotional ages 2- 9). Children with ADD/ADHD will learn that they are not alone, that they can handle their feelings, that they are special, and that they are truly loved.
