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Help, I'm Failing as a Mom! helps mothers handle their child's mood disorder without feeling like a failure as a parent.
Tanya Trevett is a mental health coach, teacher, and certified Reiki and IET® Practitioner, as well as the mother of three daughters with mental illnesses. In Help, I'm Failing as a Mom!, she guides mothers through the eight-step WELLNESS Process that teaches them how to handle their child's mood disorder without feeling as if they are failing. Written for parents who want to learn how to live with their child's mood disorder in a healthier way, Tanya shares what she has learned in her fifteen-year journey to help mothers:
Learn the secret to letting go of guilt so they can be a better (and happier) parent
Understand the complexities of mood disorders and why it takes a village
Learn methods and activities for hope and healing
Rediscover the joy, pride, and unconditional love they have for their child
About the author
Tanya Trevett is a mental health coach, teacher, Reiki practitioner, and author. She coaches parents who have children with mental health conditions to navigate school, home, and our complex mental health system in a way that offers them hope. Tanya is the mother of three daughters with mental health conditions and a devoted advocate fighting to end the stigma of mental illness in our country. She lives in Newton, Massachusetts.
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Help, I'm Failing as a Mom! helps mothers handle their child's mood disorder without feeling like a failure as a parent.Tanya Trevett is a mental health coach, teacher, and certified Reiki and IET (R) Practitioner, as well as the mother of three daughters with mental illnesses. In Help, I'm Failing as a Mom!, she guides mothers through the eigh
Foreword
Target mothers, aged 35-50, who have children with mood disordersPursue interviews on podcasts and blogs about child psychology and parenting
Submit to major industry reviewers, including Publisher’s Weekly and Foreword Reviews
Target local and national media, including: WGBH, The Boston Globe, Boston Herald, PBS, CBS, ABC, Psychology Today
