Happy New Year! So far, this is turning out to be an
excitingyear for me. Thanks to my talented graphic
designer husband,I have a new logo and a new look
for my website, along witha new practice name- Georgia
Therapy, Inc. In other news,I will be be expanding my
in-town office hours by adding a third day, so I will now
be at my Virginia Highlands locationon Mondays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Finally, I am proud to announce the launch
of my first book, "How Zac Got His Z's: A Guide to
Getting Rid of Nightmares".
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This book is based on re-scripting, a method that I have
been using in my practice for years to help children get rid of
bad dreams. After seeing such success with the children in my
practice (and since I had married a talented illustrator) I decided
to write a book to help more children get rid of nightmares.
"How Zac Got His Z's: A Guide to Getting Rid of Nightmares"
is a simple, three step guide to solving nightmare issues.
In "How Zac Got His Z's", a boy learns how to conquer his
bad dreams. Through fun rhymes and engaging illustrations,
your child will learn how to get rid of his nightmares just like Zachary
does. For immediate relief, this book can be downloaded NOW! In just
seconds you and your child will have a solution to getting rid of
nightmares for good!
Download a printable e-book here or have a Kindle, Ipad, or Smartphone?
Download a portable version here
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CHECK OUT WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
A Must-Have for Sweet Dreams!
As a mother of three and School Counselor, I am thrilled to see this book on the market! For years I have looked for a simple kid-friendly
resource for helping kids battle the monsters under their bed. The
portable e-reader format will allow parents to always have "How Zac
Got His Z's" in the palm of their hand - perfect for when their little one
has a nightmare away from home. Ms. Oranksy keeps the wording simple
with catchy rhymes. And the illustrations are marvelous. I will use this
book with my students as well as my own children.
Brilliant!
I love this book! I can't think of another way to describe it other than, "brilliant." It's perfect for kids who are having bad dreams.
So well-written, speaks to the right audience, and gives kids
tangible tools to overcome their fears.
