Stories for Children's Mental Health
Stories matter, especially when it comes to children's mental health and wellbeing.For our season finale, Gene and Khadijah are joined by two special guests from Barefoot Books – book editor Lisa Rosinsky and children’s author Joelle Retener. They explore how stories they help kids to make sense of the world in all of its confusion and beauty by taking a closer look at Marley’s Pride, a new children’s book about overcoming big anxieties and realizing the power of community. Plus, stay tuned to the end to hear everyone’s favorite children’s book! To see our media list and read the full transcript, visit us at https://www.mghclaycenter.org/multime... We’ll see you back here in October on the Third Thursday of every month. Until then, be well. Episode music by Gene Beresin Episode produced by Spenser Egnatz and Sara Rattigan
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