Scooter and Doc's Guide to Bouncing Back: How to Handle Sadness, Build Strength, and Feel Good Again

Does your child experience big emotions that seem overwhelming? Do they worry more than other kids their age, or feel like they're "too sensitive" for this world? This groundbreaking guide transforms emotional challenges into superpowers through the heartwarming journey of Scooter, a thoughtful blue motor scooter, and Doc, a wise psychologist who specializes in helping young hearts heal and grow.

Perfect for children ages 8-12, this research-backed book addresses the mental health crisis facing today's youth with warmth, wisdom, and practical tools that actually work. Unlike clinical self-help books, this engaging story follows Scooter's authentic journey from shame and overwhelm to confidence and resilience, showing children they're not broken—they're beautifully sensitive beings learning to thrive.

Your child will discover:

What makes this book extraordinary: ✓ Evidence-Based: Grounded in real research from leading psychologists including Dr. Carol Dweck's growth mindset work, Dr. Kristin Neff's self-compassion research, and Dr. BJ Fogg's behavior change science ✓ Immediately Practical: Each of 15 chapters ends with a "Try This" activity children can use right away ✓ Age-Appropriate: Written at a 6th-grade level with engaging storytelling that makes complex concepts accessible ✓ Celebrates Sensitivity: Reframes emotional intensity as a superpower, perfect for highly sensitive or introverted children ✓ Comprehensive Support: Includes extensive resources for parents, teachers, and crisis situations

Parents and educators love this book because it:

The book tackles tough topics with age-appropriate wisdom: understanding the difference between sadness and depression, learning that setbacks are growth opportunities, discovering how helping others heals yourself, and designing an authentic life that fits who you really are—not who others think you should be.

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Join thousands of families who've discovered that being sensitive isn't something to overcome—it's something to celebrate and channel into creating meaningful, connected lives. Give your child the gift of emotional wisdom that will serve them for a...