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Child in Crisis, Immediate Calm is a practical guide designed to help parents support a child when emotions become overwhelming. Through short, visual, and easy-to-understand exercises, children gradually learn to recognize what they are feeling, regain a sense of calm, and develop strategies they can reuse in everyday life. Breathing, movement, grounding, emotion identification, and calming techniques are presented in an accessible way so children can progress at their own pace.
Why discover this book?
Because it offers concrete, immediately understandable tools to help during moments of anger, stress, sensory overload, or emotional overwhelm, while gradually encouraging greater independence and self-regulation.
What you’ll discover
Breathing exercises, body-movement techniques, present-moment grounding activities, tools for recognizing and naming emotions, and a variety of simple methods designed to help children return to a calmer state.
For parents and caregivers interested in…
Supporting children who experience intense emotions, neurodiversity, ADHD, autism, anxiety, emotional meltdowns, and visual tools that help children better understand what they are feeling.
Available in Paperback and Digital formats
Author: M Dumont
72 pages, black-and-white interior
Language: English
Size: 6 × 9 in / 15.24 × 22.86 cm
Retail Price:
Paperback: CA$14.99
About the Author
M Dumont is the author of Child in Crisis, Immediate Calm, a practical book designed to support children in managing their emotions and moments of overwhelm. Through a simple, visual, and accessible approach, the author provides concrete tools to help parents and children gradually regain calm and develop stronger self-regulation strategies.
Discover What’s Inside
Browse a selection of sample pages and discover the visual exercises, practical tools, and simple approach used to help children regain a sense of calm.