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Pockets Full of Rocks

By Engelberg, Yair

Pockets Full of Rocks presents a young daughter's questions to her depressed father. He offers direct answers and promotes the hope that her father will become his old self again. This gentle, hopeful book will help kids cope with a parent's mental illness; it is developmentally appropriate--examples of the father's behavior are spot-on and Ella's questions are exactly the kinds of questions a child would ask--and will be very useful guide for parents as well as psychologist and mental health professionals working young children.  

Copyright: 2021 | Hardcover

Depression

By Toner, Jacqueline B.; Freeland, Claire A. B.

This book provides guidance for teenagers who are depressed or at risk for depression by discussing cognitive behavioral therapy principles. Intended to serve as an adjunct to therapy, this is a very practical and easy-to-read book that is not overwhelming for teens.

Copyright: 2016 | Paperback

Danny and the Blue Cloud

By Foley, James M.

Danny the bear was born under a blue cloud that makes him feel unhappy and lose interest in playing with his friends.

Copyright: 2016 | Hardcover

Why Are You So Sad? A Child's Book About Parental Depression

By Andrews, Beth

When a parent has depression, children often feel sad and confused themselves. This interactive book can help children understand and cope with their parent's depression.

Copyright: 2002 | Paperback or Hardcover