The Whole-Brain Child Workbook: Practical Exercises, Worksheets and Activities to Nurture Developing Minds
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- Create Date：2022-03-31 06:54:22
- Update Date：2025-09-07
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- Author：Daniel J. Siegel
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Summary
Based on their NY Times Best Selling book， The Whole-Brain Child， internationally acclaimed neuropsychiatrist Dan Siegel and brain-based parenting expert Tina Payne Bryson have created a workbook to apply Whole-Brain principles。 The Whole-Brain Child Workbook has a unique， interactive approach that allows readers not only to think more deeply about how the ideas fit their own parenting approach， but also develop specific and practical ways to implement the concepts -- and bring them to life for themselves and for their children。 Dozens of clear， practical and age specific exercises and activities。 Applications for clinicians， parents， educators， grandparents and care-givers。
Reviews
Victoria Cramer
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Read it and copy the cheat sheet at the end to remind yourself all the great strategies！
Sana Psicologia
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Super práctico， me gustó muchísimo
Elizabeth
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An unnecessary companion to the book。 Could have simplified and just added the additional activities to the actual book。
Shannon
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Dan Siegel is just so great。
Mrs。 Nahed
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Extra ordinary bookThe book must read， it should be part of curriculum at school ， it doesn’t teach you how to mange parenting only but how to mange your relationship with your children and others ❤️❤️❤️
Enhee Tsoodol
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Iffet Burton
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The whole-brain child workbookIt's realistic advice from parents to parents and anyone else who has a close bond with children。 Its written almost as if you are chatting to the authors which creates a common bond， as if you are being given advice from friends。 There are simple， quick and easy ways to change to support， both ourselves and our children， to become more resilient。 They give a clear message that we are all normal， everone gets frustrated and loses it， but that's OK。 A very easy style The whole-brain child workbookIt's realistic advice from parents to parents and anyone else who has a close bond with children。 Its written almost as if you are chatting to the authors which creates a common bond， as if you are being given advice from friends。 There are simple， quick and easy ways to change to support， both ourselves and our children， to become more resilient。 They give a clear message that we are all normal， everone gets frustrated and loses it， but that's OK。 A very easy style which is accesible for all with limited jargon making this ideal for all new and old parents alike。 I was given the novel free by netgalley。com for my fair and honest review。 。。。more
Maggie the Muskoka Library Mouse
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A companion workbook， this collection of exercises and questions offered an in-depth look into some interesting topics。
The Bookend Family
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A Must have for any homeschooling parent。
Leslie Lindsay
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Really loved this companion workbook to the original New York Times bestselling parenting book with the same title。 Drs。 Siegel and Bryson take a no-nonsense approach to "chatting" with parents/caregivers/educators/clinicians about the brain science of developing minds， providing a forum for discussion and exploration of better techiniques to understand， redirect， and assist the children in your life to a better balance。 Really great tips on today's hot topics such as homework battles， negotiati Really loved this companion workbook to the original New York Times bestselling parenting book with the same title。 Drs。 Siegel and Bryson take a no-nonsense approach to "chatting" with parents/caregivers/educators/clinicians about the brain science of developing minds， providing a forum for discussion and exploration of better techiniques to understand， redirect， and assist the children in your life to a better balance。 Really great tips on today's hot topics such as homework battles， negotiating screen time， meltdowns， and more。 This is a book that can be used in a group （create a neighborhood parent discussion group）， in small chunks on your own， together with your child or spouse/partner。 To see all of my reviews， including author interviews， go to www。speakingofapraxia。com Direct link to this book: http://speakingofapraxia。com/2015/06/。。。 。。。more
Nancy
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Companion Workbook to the Whole-Brain ChildIn this companion workbook to his Whole-Brain Child book， Daniel Siegel focuses on the way a parent's mental health affects the child。 Children are sensitive to a parent's moods。 The way a parent praises， punishes and understands the child can affect both neurological and behavioral development。 I think the workbook can be most helpful if you're already familiar with Siegel's work。 However， he includes enough explanation of his principles that the workb Companion Workbook to the Whole-Brain ChildIn this companion workbook to his Whole-Brain Child book， Daniel Siegel focuses on the way a parent's mental health affects the child。 Children are sensitive to a parent's moods。 The way a parent praises， punishes and understands the child can affect both neurological and behavioral development。 I think the workbook can be most helpful if you're already familiar with Siegel's work。 However， he includes enough explanation of his principles that the workbook can be used by anyone motivated to use the techniques to understand and help their child mature。 The workbook is filled with exercises for the parents aimed at having them understand their motivations。 This is an excellent approach because it's not so much the child's behavior as the parent's response that determines how well or poorly the child develops。 The book discusses how the brain works in language that is easily understandable by parents with no formal education in behavioral therapy。 It is easy to read and contains amusing cartoons to illustrate some of the principles。 There are also exercises to do with your child which are easily understandable by elementary school and older children。 I recommend this workbook and the book for any parent wanting to better understand and help their children mature。 I reviewed this book for PR by the Book。 。。。more
Kellie
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I read The Whole-Brain Child on the recommendation of our preschool director， and I loved it。 This workbook makes a great companion piece for that book。 It doesn't go into the theory too much， but it has plenty of questions and exercises to get you thinking and practicing the concepts outlined in The Whole-Brain Child。 After reading both separately， I tend to think it would be best to use the two together。I especially liked that it included some of the illustrations that you can use to guide con I read The Whole-Brain Child on the recommendation of our preschool director， and I loved it。 This workbook makes a great companion piece for that book。 It doesn't go into the theory too much， but it has plenty of questions and exercises to get you thinking and practicing the concepts outlined in The Whole-Brain Child。 After reading both separately， I tend to think it would be best to use the two together。I especially liked that it included some of the illustrations that you can use to guide conversations with your child（ren）。 These make the workbook immediately useful even if you don't have access to the book itself。The tone is fairly relaxed， and I didn't feel like I was being lectured。 I worked through this book alone， but it would be most helpful to do with a parenting group or class， or with a therapist， I think。 As with the book， I could see this workbook being a useful reference in the future。**ARC from NetGalley for review** 。。。more
Karen
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