Sue Badeau: New Release! Workbook/Coloring Book for Children who have experienced TRAUMA, and the ADULTS who care for them "Building Bridges of Hope"

Sue and Chelsea Badeau have released a new Workbook/Coloring book for children who have experienced trauma, and the adults who care for them!

It is a beautiful 142 page fully illustrated project that is available in ebook and paperback!

Here is the Amazon link and more for the project:The ebook is a Kindle Unlimited deal and the paperback is available wherever you can find an amazing retailer: https://www.amazon.com/Building-Bridges-Hope-Chelsea-Badeau/dp/1622085930/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1465476634&sr=1-1

You can catch Sue and Chelsea discussing the project on blogtalk radio during the midpoint of a blogtalk radio broadcast on the "Inspirational Talk Radio Network" by clicking this link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/inspirationaltalkradio/2016/06/10/helping-hands-press-thursday-night-party

Coloring is not only relaxing and fun, it has been shown to increase focus, reduce anxiety and stress and support well-being. For children who have experienced trauma, and the adults who care for them, simple everyday tools that enhance healing are worth their weight in gold. In this unique coloring book, nationally known child welfare and trauma expert Sue Badeau pairs tips and strategies for parents and caregivers with whimsical artwork created by her daughter, artist Chelsea Badeau. With over fifty unique images to color, and an equal number of proven activities, this book provides a rich resource for anyone on the road to healing and wholeness. “No matter how deep the trauma, there is always hope. Children can heal,” Badeau teaches, “and caring adults equipped with meaningful tools create those bridges of hope.”

Try to keep up with Sue,drop by her website: http://www.suebadeau.com/

Love children (mom to 22, grand mom to 35, great grandmom to 7!) chocolate, camping, road-trips, writing, reading mysteries and more, standing up and speaking up for those without a voice. I have worked in children's services, policy and advocacy for 35 years. Married to my best friend, I divide my time between my home and kids in Philadelphia and traveling to speak and teach on the topics I am passionate about - healing and hope for children who have experienced trauma, foster care, adoption, permanent families for all kids, and more. My faith is my rock. After the 3rd of our 3 terminally ill children passed away in 2012 we decided the time had come to write our story and so we are proud and excited to share "Are We There Yet? The Ultimate Road Trip Adopting & Raising 22 Kids" with you all!