Michelle Mitchell Bücher

„Wenn Ihr Kind mit selbstverletzendem Verhalten kämpft, möchte ich Sie daran erinnern, dass Sie der größte Gewinn für Ihr Kind sind – Was Sie tun und wie Sie damit umgehen. Dieses Buch ist für Sie und für Ihre Familie.“ — Michelle Mitchell Selbstverletzendes Verhalten ist belastend und für Eltern sehr schwer zu verstehen. Es scheint im Gegensatz zu jeglichem Instinkt für Selbstschutz oder Überlebenswillen zu stehen. Die Autorin und Erzieherin Michelle Mitchell arbeitet seit über 20 Jahren mit Kindern, Eltern und Betreuungspersonen und hilft ihnen, mit diesem herausfordernden psychischen Problem umzugehen. In ihrem Buch verbindet sie ihre eigene Expertise mit Erkenntnissen aus neuesten Forschungen sowie Gesprächen mit Experten, Betroffenen und deren Familien. Ihre wertvollen Einsichten helfen, selbstverletzendes Verhalten zu verstehen, ihm vorzubeugen und richtig darauf zu reagieren. In einem Extra-Kapitel geht sie auf das Phänomen der digitalen Selbstverletzung ein, die durch immer intensivere Nutzung sozialer Medien unter Jugendlichen um sich greift. Beantwortet werden u. a. folgende Fragen: Warum will mein Kind sich selbst wehtun? Wie reagiere ich und was kann ich sagen, wenn ich vermute, dass mein Kind sich selbst verletzt? Wie gewährleiste ich die Sicherheit meines Kindes? Was kann ich tun, damit Geschwister und andere Familienmitglieder gut mit der Situation zurechtkommen? Wann sollte ich professionelle Hilfe suchen? Wie kann ich mein Kind vor digitaler Selbstverletzung schützen? Dieses einfühlsame und verständnisvolle Buch versorgt Eltern und Menschen, die mit Kindern und Jugendlichen arbeiten, mit Fakten, zahlreichen konkreten Hilfestellungen und dem Trost, den sie benötigen, um sich und ihr Kind sicher und stark durch diese schwierige Zeit zu bringen.

After five years of being in an unstable relationship, Audrienne Wilson has decided she wants to unwrap a new love for Christmas. Working for Southern Skies airlines, she meets new people all the time, but she never felt a connection with anyone until the day she met Davon Hampton. Their chemistry was undeniable, but she never acted on it because she was still hanging on to the tattered pieces of her relationship with Rodney. After a major blow-up, she calls it quits and prepares to tell Davon she's ready to take a chance on love with him, but the moment she becomes available-he isn't. Will Audrienne give up on what she wants or will she stop a nothing to get the thing she wants most on her Christmas list-Davon.

“Highly engaging and practical. This book simply makes sense.” Sharon Witt - Bestselling author, educator and presenter Do you find yourself worrying about your child’s friendship dramas, academic pressures or self-doubt? Everyday Resilience provides parents with powerful strategies that turn daily challenges into moments that build resilience. Full of practical tools to help children of all ages, this book answers questions like: • How do I help my child choose friendships wisely? • How do I teach my child to kindly respond to meanness? • Where is the best place to start to foster self-esteem? • What do I say when my child is rejected by their friends? • How do I best support a child who is struggling academically? Everyday Resilience is a parent’s guide to helping children develop the traits of resilience, and build confidence and capacity for life.

Continuing the narrative from the debut novel, this story delves deeper into Simeon's journey, exploring new challenges and developments in his life. As the plot unfolds, readers will encounter fresh characters and themes that build on the foundation laid in the previous book, promising an engaging and evolving tale. The narrative invites readers to further explore Simeon's growth and the complexities of his experiences.

Harper Hilson, an over-protective older sister, struggles with her tendency to meddle in her siblings' lives, which led to disastrous consequences last holiday season. After ruining her sister Wesleigh's business deal and her brother Donovan's romance, Harper embarks on a journey of self-reflection. Determined to avoid past mistakes, she aims to mend her relationships and embrace a more supportive role during this Christmas, hoping to create a harmonious family atmosphere.

This book by Michelle Mitchell offers parents insight into the complex world of teenage daughters. Through real anecdotes and straightforward advice, it emphasizes the importance of understanding what girls aren't saying. It aims to help parents navigate the challenges of raising unique and evolving teenagers.

The founder and creator of Glamor Hippie, a lifestyle blog that has helped inspire thousands of people across the globe to live a more meaningful and passionate life. In her debut book, Michelle has taken sharing her journey a step further to write her deep and personal memoir. Girl Got Game is an insightful collection of essays on living a life with purpose, passion and the right amount of grit and determination to succeed. Through a blend of personal stories, narrative and advice, Michelle takes the reader on a journey full of insights, laughter, and inspiration. Girl Got Game is a passionate, inspiring and motivational story for anyone who wants more from life - written for those wanting their legacy to have meaning and for those who want to know how to play the game!

This second book by the incredible Ms Michelle Mitchell is a shining light amongst the murky waters we've been wading through these past two years. Continuing her journey from her first literary hit, Girl Got Game, Michelle shares her perspective as a CEO, podcaster, author, brand creator and marketing coach whilst diving into raising a teenager in the LGBTQIA+ community, covering parenting a neurodiverse child as well as managing her intense neurodiverse brain. Michelle welcomes us into her life once again with honesty, integrity and some much-needed laughs. You Have to Choose How You Live is a book for those who want an honest motivational read and for those who seek a different take on tackling the new world we ALL find ourselves in!

If your child is between the ages of nine and twelve, you are in the throes of the 'between' years. Not quite a child and not yet a teenager, tweens embody a very specific stage of development that once understood will revolutionise the way you parent, educate and support those in your care.In Tweens, award-winning parenting educator Michelle Mitchell explains that this is the most rapid period of development since toddlerhood. Right now, before the full pressures of high school hit, you have a window of opportunity that can change the trajectory of adolescence and beyond.Using the results from her recent survey of more than 2000 parents and tweens, along with interviews with experts, Michelle compassionately guides parents through their children's friendship issues, mood swings, confidence crises, technology habits, sibling rivalry, body image concerns and seemingly inexplicable behaviour. She provides invaluable practical advice and groundbreaking research from leading organisations to reassure parents that tweens are ready to be switched on to their potential, and every trusted adult in their lives can be a part of that process.