Where is Happy? by Louise Shanagher and Rose Finerty is the second book in a new series that addresses the rise in young children's anxiety and stress in a practical and helpful way. This beautiful children's mindfulness book promotes self-esteem and self-confidence in a way children can relate to. Children's quest to find 'happy' brings them closer to home than they could have ever imagined. Where is Happy? encourages children to practice finding peace and happiness within themselves. The story encourages children to love and accept themselves just as they are, to think positively about themselves and to be a friend to themselves
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Louise Shanagher is a children's therapist, mindfulness teacher and psychology lecturer from County Roscommon. Louise has a BA and an MSc in psychology and further qualifications in psychotherapy and play therapy. Her mission is to promote positive mental health for children while equipping them with tools and sensibilities to care for their own well-being.
Rose Finerty is a visual artist from County Westmeath. Rose has a BA in Visual Communications in Graphic Design and believes in the healing powers of creativity.
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