Feb
1
By Sue Carroll Duffy, Psy.D. RPT-S
It is the night before the first day of school and the mother frog and her baby talk together about the baby frog’s feelings. She is very excited, but also has some fears. Mother frog shares some ideas of how to manage her fears.
©Susanne Carroll Duffy, 2009
Feb
1
By Sue Carroll Duffy, Psy.D. RPT-S
This is the classic story of Johnny Appleseed, told with a focus on his quality of kindness for all living things and pursuing a dream.
©Susanne Carroll Duffy, 2010
© Art work, Jane W. Carroll
Feb
1
By Sue Carroll Duffy, Psy.D. RPT-S
In this playful interactive story, Joy, a dog, gets on a school bus and encounters many adventures along the way.
©Susanne Carroll Duffy, 2009
Feb
1
By Sue Carroll Duffy, Psy.D. RPT-S
A tree struggles for survival between rocks on a coast. It has seen many storms and is bent and windblown. A caring couple gently move the tree to a place where it has room to grow big and strong. The tree sometimes misses it’s old home on the rocks, but once it is grown, it can see past the woods to the coast where it used to live–and realizes it has been home all along.
©Susanne Carroll Duffy, 2009
Feb
1
By Sue Carroll Duffy, Psy.D. RPT-S
This is a story/poem of two people embarking on a journey together into the fog.
©Susanne Carroll Duffy, 2009
Feb
1
By Sue Carroll Duffy, Psy.D. RPT-S
This is a story of the growth of a group of eggs into tadpoles and finally into frogs that are ready to explore land as well as return to the waters of their birth.
©Susanne Carroll Duffy, 2009
Feb
1
By Sue Carroll Duffy, Psy.D. RPT-S
This is a story of the growth of a butterfly from the larvae stage through the struggle of emerging from the cocoon and finally taking flight. It is a very good story for transitions and the closure of therapy.
©Susanne Carroll Duffy, 2009
$5.95
Feb
1
By Robyn Greene, LCPC
Sammy Squirrel begins to hoard nuts after a long winter where he was separated from his parents and did not have enough to eat. With the help of Bear, Sammy learns how to feel safe in his family again.
©Robyn Greene, LCPC
©Artwork, Jane W. Carroll
Feb
1
By Sue Carroll Duffy, Psy.D. RPT-S
Wolf and skunk are friends, but skunk begins to play tricks on Wolf, so that he feels badly about himself–finally spraying Wolf. Wolf howls until his parents arrive and help him to find friends that treat him well. Skunk watches from the other side of the river.
$5.95
©Susanne Carroll Duffy, 2009
Feb
1
By Sue Carroll Duffy, Psy.D. RPT-S
Little Bear is very sad when grandmother bear dies. All the bears gather in a circle to remember what they loved about grandmother bear. She is lifted on eagle’s wings to the Other Side of the river and received by her ancestors. When little bear sees the eagle, he remembers grandmother bear (12 pages).
©Susanne Carroll Duffy, 2009