Synopsis
Our world has its fair share of conflict and communication breakdowns, stress and resentment, heartaches and hopelessness. At the root of all of these things is one common thread: Pain. Where does this pain come from? Unmet needs.When we need water or food we will eventually die if we are not hydrated and fed. When our core emotional needs (connection, control, passion & purpose, and validation) aren’t met, we behave in dysfunctional and destructive ways, getting caught up in conflicts, drama, and self-defeating behaviors, leading us to think that life is meant for suffering, not joy. In this groundbreaking and honest book, Dr. Cooper helps teens to discover how to identify, understand, and feed their core emotional needs so they can live more harmoniously with themselves and others. Feed The Need: Teen Edition will positively change the way teens see problems and strengthen and empower them to solve them. “Dr. Bridget Cooper has written an inspired must-have book for today’s teens. The concepts and tools provided in Feed the Need: Teen Edition are easily relatable, useable and will help a teenager develop into their best selves as adults. This book is also a vital resource for those who work with and support teens. Thank you, Dr. Cooper!” ~ - JoAnn Fitzpatrick, MA, MFT “Feed The Need: Teen Edition is engaging, insightful, and most importantly, influential. The relatable concepts allow teenage girls to analyze and reflect upon their role in (and effect on) their relationships, all while providing a safe haven for truth. All I can say is that I wish I had this book when I was a teenager! ~ Stacie Dumond, Director of Membership, Girl Scouts of Connecticut“I was inspired when I read this book (and I don’t like to read!). Your needs aren’t just something that get shoved away somewhere, never to be seen or heard from again. They need to be addressed. Bridget’s book helped me learn what my needs are and how to address them.” ~ Casey Middleton, High School Freshman“Dr. Bridget Cooper tells all in her new book Feed the Need: Teen Edition. She touches upon a variety of teen-related issues, slowly feeding the average teen’s need. It’s a fantastic book that helped me a lot!” ~Matthew Polimeno, High School Sophomore
À propos de l'auteur
Dr. Bridget Cooper is an experienced and dynamic educator, facilitator, executive coach, and management and leadership consultant. She was trained in systems theory and uses this orientation to help people of all ages understand and take responsibility for their role in their relationships. Dr. Cooper also received training in non-violent communication, and she encourages you to read Marshall Rosenberg’s work on the subject. Her core drive (need!) is to help people to be passionate and invigorated about their lives so that they will propel themselves toward success and create healthy, strong, and happy relationships. Her talent is developing and delivering interactive and motivational training and keynote speeches on finding your passion and purpose, effective communication, conflict resolution, relationship building, productivity, time management, and decision making and problem solving. She has a proven track record of proactively, strategically, and effectively helping individuals, families, and organizations find peace, inspiration, and happiness. She has conducted seminars, retreats, and keynotes for numerous associations and organizations including: Girl Scouts of Connecticut, The George Washington University, Bethany College, Manchester Community College, Connecticut Society of Association Executives, L-3 Communications, Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce, Connecticut Boards of Education, Vietnam Veterans of America, Gateway Financial Partners, Junior League of Washington, Department of Defense, Connecticut Associated Builders & Contractors, Hartford Dental Society, Draeger Medical, USA Weekend, Greater Hartford Women’s Conference, Women in Business Summit, B.I.G. (Believe, Inspire, Grow) Connecticut, and American Case Management Association. Dr. Cooper founded “First Wednesdays,” a monthly empowerment workshop for women which brings the lessons of this book to life and creates a forum for discussion and growth. For more information, please visit www.piecesinplace.com. Raised in New England, she earned her B.S. with a concentration in human resource management from the University of Massachusetts, her M.A. in marriage and family therapy at the University of Connecticut, and her Ed.D. through the educational leadership program at George Washington University. Her dissertation was on the social network structures of women in academic medicine. Dr. Cooper has been a Girl Scout leader, President of the PTO, soccer coach, & religious ed instructor.
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