Brain Unchained: Shining a torch on depression and lighting the way to emotional awareness in teenagers and young adults [Print Replica] Kindle Edition

Teen Depression self help book: The Mood Mentor Model is the three step method Kay Reeve uses to teach emotional awareness for helping overcome teen depression. Using a visual diagram of the Emotional Cycle, Brain Unchained is structured with conversational style narrative. This provides an easy and colourful approach for understanding emotional awareness, with teen depression, stress, and anxiety, often aggravated by neurodiversity.One reader said:"It's an experience I've never had before. It was like having a conversation across the table. Like I wasn't even reading a book."~ ~ ~Synopsis:Kay Reeve has always had determination but never knew the power of it until she endured seeing her son go through the challenges of learning to live with Asperger’s Syndrome, and dealing with suicidal depression. It was through his journey that she discovered her journey to emotional awareness and saw rapid changes in him. She discovered emotions so powerful, she was driven and motivated to keep going no matter what happened. To give up on her son was as unthinkable as the consequences. That's how her unique Mood Mentor Model was created.The system is based around a colour diagram of the emotional cycle, giving a visual cue to emotions that are seemingly invisible. The colour diagram maps your use of language, tone of voice, and body language in clear colour that along with the parent toolbox tips throughout the book, create a Toolkit for Talking."Mastering Life is all about Mastering Change" ~ Kay ReeveBrain Unchained will provide you with the tools necessary to feel confident and is the ultimate blueprint to reassuring you that there is light at the end of the tunnel when parenting teenage depression.~ ~ ~Parenting Teens with Depression?When extra support is needed - Brain Unchained features a Parent Toolbox at the end of every section, giving you the tools to create conversation with your teenager, and support them through their journey with depression and recovery. Read more