The Children’s Book of Happiness

By Sophie Giles

5.00 JOD

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ISBN: 9781782704041

Publisher: Award Publications Ltd

Binding: Paperback

Number of Pages: 32

Publication Date: 08-Jul-21

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An interactive book covering important mindfulness techniques, perfect for home or school use, to promote a happy and healthy outlook on life.

Specially written to cover the most impactful ways in which children and young people can channel their emotions and change the way they react to stressful situations.

The principles shown will provide children with important mindfulness techniques that will guide them through the rest of their lives.

Includes wipe-clean weekly diary sheet to encourage and reward the acknowledgment of feelings.

Sophie Giles is Deputy Head (Education) of the School of Design, University of Western Australia, coordinating and teaching in Design, and Architectural Technology in the Master of Architecture. Sophie has worked on a number of award-winning projects since registering as an architect. In all of her work she is passionate about design and the realising of design in physical form. Sophie was a Fay Gale Fellow visiting ETH, Zurich and the Graduate Emtech Program at the Architectural Association in London. She was also part of the Australian team felix._Giles_Anderson+Goad for the Biennale di Venezia, with the exhibition, Augmented Australia.

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An interactive book covering important mindfulness techniques, perfect for home or school use, to promote a happy and healthy outlook on life. Specially written to cover the most impactful ways in which children and young people can channel their emotions and change the way they react to stressful situations. The principles shown will provide children with important mindfulness techniques that will guide them through the rest of their lives. Includes wipe-clean weekly diary sheet to encourage and reward the acknowledgment of feelings.