Synopsis "Triumph: A Curriculum for All Schools and Universities"
The use of antidepressants has increased by 400% since 1988, and at least one out of every three Americans is dissatisfied with life. Despite those sobering statistics, we are not doing enough to teach children how to become emotionally literate. We're failing to carry out one of our main duties: preparing the next generation to enjoy a life filled with joy and purpose. Beatriz Martinez-Peñalver, a psychotherapist with more than twenty-five years of experience, seeks to fix that problem with this fluid curriculum that helps students, educators, and parents live a life without limits. Learn how to: develop thought patterns that lead to Triumph; see failure as an integral part of success; substitute negative thoughts with empowering affirmations; become a problem solver individual; experience silence to create a life worth living. Get the practical guidance and strategies you need to help students overcome challenges, and inspire them to create the phenomenal life they are meant to have. It was my wife's, Susan Jeffers, Ph.D., dream to create a book for children and adolescents based on the teaching in her landmark self-help book, Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway(R). Inspired by Susan's work, Beatriz has developed a curriculum that I believe will be required teaching in all schools. Her concise curriculum will help the future generations of our children to: Be free of anxieties, Challenge erroneous thoughts given to them by parents, teachers and society, Develop plans to reach their individual success by becoming self-reliant individuals, and Learn to tap into their unlimited creative potential and much more. The steps taught on this curriculum will help any student become the successful and extraordinary people they deserve to be. Mark Shelmerdine CEO, Susan Jeffers, LLC Order the complete Triumph system at www.triumphsteps.com System includes student workbooks, teacher guide, audio and visual aids, and a manual for administrators. Available for: private and public schools universities private and government agencies other institutions
