Bøger udgivet af Dr. Kimberly Brayman

Avry is struggling. The kids at school are teasing her and she feels very anxious. Marshmallow, her magic cat, calls Nana who takes Avry for a vacation at the hot springs. Their trip is full of adventures and they meet wonderful creatures including: unicorns, garden trolls, fairies and baby dragons. They see a soccer game with sheep and bears. They even get lost! Avry learns how to conquer her fear of tunnels and how to relax in a world that sometimes feels too big for her. Find out how magic mixes with friendships and family on a magical trip to the hot springs.

Meet Avry, a super special, sensitive little girl who finds her best friend, Marshmallow the magical cat at the local animal shelter. Avry lives in a beautiful farmhouse and loves being close to nature. She's a little quirky, with a touch of anxiety and hypersensitivity and has an incredibly active imagination with a magical view of the world. Avry believes in fairies and elves, talking animals, and Santa Claus!Book 3 in the Marshmallow Adventure series, we get to introduce Atreus, one of Avry's cousins who is visiting from China for Christmas. In this delightful Christmas tale, the cousins receive a mysterious message from a magical raven at the farmhouse telling them to Save Christmas.The cousins, with a little help from their family and magical friends follow clues and on a quest to save the holiday season.Throughout the story, they learn that teamwork and collaboration go hand and hand and that the power of love and acceptance is strong enough to overcome anything..A magical Christmas story that all children can relate to, Avry and Atreus Save Christmas is a beautifully illustrated and imaginative tale that touches on many real life situations and themes in a fun and understanding way with a heartwarming holiday theme.Dealing with visitorsBeing sensitive, feeling overwhelmedSharing a bedroomHoliday Traditions and RitualsEncouraging friendsThe value of good friends, love, and familyThe importance of magic and an open heartAt the end of the story, you'll find discussion questions - these handy questions can help open up a dialogue and give parents a starting point to connect on topics with their children. The topics you'll find for discussion are: FriendshipTraditions and familyBenefits of kindnessBullying and being meanDealing with difficult situationsOther books in the series are Avry's Magical Cat, A Troll in the Woods, Marshmallow Paints the Town, and Marshmallow Gets a Little Sister

There are strange noises in Sibley's house. They wake her up and scare her.>Note: Pediatric studies estimate that sleep problems affect 25-50% of children and 40% of all teens.

Sibley sometimes has bad dreams. She and her mama play a game each morning after a bad dream. With her mama's help, Sibley learns how to change those terrible dreams. There are plenty of giggles as Sibley's new dreams turn into something that makes everyone laugh. An estimated 10%-50% of children aged 3-6 years have nightmares that can seem terrifyingly real. (clevelandclinic.org) It is helpful to seek creative ways to increase self-confidence and coping skills. There are tools in this book you can use every day.

Children love this colorful, silly counting book.Count along with them as they learn their numbers, and then do it allover again! This is sure to become a favorite for children 0 - 4.Dr. Kimberly Brayman wrote and created the illustrations for this whimsical book. She loves bright colors. They bring a little more joy into the world.She believes a well-written story, even one about counting, can help a child build empathy and empower them to build boundaries, solve problems and become self-reliant.

Loving All of Me - The Inner World - A therapeutic guide to knowing one's self.At times, teenage girls and young women look outside themselves, trying to please others. This book focuses on going inside and working within to find balance and satisfaction in life.Packed with illustrations, humor and knowledge, it was designed to help young women learn to understand themselves. Broken into easy-to-read chapters, it focuses on the various parts of oneself that often get pushed down or aside.Written by psychologist Dr. Kimberly Brayman, this guide may help teens and young women find and accept themselves. While primarily directed at teens, there are many women who find useful information and skills in these pages.This book can be used as a self-help guide or as a tool with a therapist, parent, or teacher. There are action steps included in every chapter to assist with development.Themesself developmentadolescenceboundariesgroundingself referencingmindfulnessobserver spacetherapeuticbody imageemotional regulationsexual identitybehavioral choicesloving your body

Meet Avry, a super special, sensitive little girl who finds her best friend at the local animal shelter. Avry lives in a beautiful farmhouse and loves being close to nature. She's a little quirky, with a touch of anxiety and hypersensitivity and has an incredibly active imagination with a magical view of the world. Avry believes in fairies and elves, and even talking animals!First in the series, Avry's story begins when she goes to the local animal shelter to adopt her first pet. She comes across a bright orange cat with a twinkle of magic in his vivid green eyes. Avry knew in an instant that they belonged together. This magical kitty introduced himself as Marshmallow. Throughout the story, Marshmallow helps Avry navigate the struggles of being different and along with Avry's family, helps her understand that she is perfect just the way she is. A story that all children can relate to, Avry's Magical Cat is a beautifully illustrated and imaginative tale that touches on many real life situations and themes in a fun and understanding way.love with an animalthe importance of grandparentsthe restorative role of naturesocially shyfeeling overwhelmedproblem solving and collaborationthe value of good friends, love, and familythe importance of magic and an open heartAt the end of the story, you'll find 14 discussion questions - these handy questions can help open up a dialogue and give parents a starting point to connect on topics with their children. The topics you'll find for discussion are: friendship, loyalty, and bullyingintuitiondropping self judgmentthe value of a petbeing teasedbeing acceptedOther books in the series are A Troll in the Woods, Marshmallow Paints the Town, and Marshmallow Gets a Baby Sister (coming soon!)

Stefan and Avry are friends. Avry has a magical cat named Marshmallow that can talk to them both. Stefan wants to get the perfect present for Avry's birthday, so he goes into the woods to search for it. He ignores warnings about a troll and he is captured. Avry, Marshmallow and Shadow go on a quest to help save their friend, Stefan. In the meantime, a family of skunks tries to help out. Will they succeed in rescuing Stefan? A great little story about how courage and fear can go hand in hand and how the power of friendship is strong enough to inspire action.

Enjoy the whimsical world of the Artsy Alphabet.From animals and flowers to a witch and a quest, this book is sure to please readers of all ages.Dr. Kimberly Brayman wrote and illustrated this colourful, fun alphabet book with lots of interesting characters. She loves the way her heart and soul magically rejuvenate when she paints. She loves vibrant colours and the joy they bring her and others. As she paints she imagines a world that all can enjoy; a world filled with colour, love and kindness.