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First there was Harry the Hypno-potamus, Volume 1. Three years later came Harry the Hypno-potamus, Volume 2. Now we bring you Harry the Hypno-potamus Imagination Cards to add to your collection Using this card deck it is easy to get children to participate in their own therapy whether for psychological, emotional, or medical reasons with this exciting and stimulating deck of cards. This deck features many of the animals found in the Ashland zoo. But it is a lot more than just animal pictures. Each card has a unique self-regulation skill for children that include breathing techniques, muscle relaxation techniques, mental imagery or ego-strengthening all of which are designed to be non-threatening to a child. They can be effectively used by clinicians, teachers, parents or children can play by themselves. By following the instructions on each card, children will learn to self-regulate themselves. You can make up your own games with this full deck or use any of the following specially designed card games: Hide the Hippo. The person left holding the Hippo is the winner. Remember to Remember. This is a memory card game to find and match animals. Hippo Pass. The winner is the person who is the first to have all animal pairs in his hand. Go Fish in the Zoo. The winner is the one to match the most pairs of animals. Use in conjunction with Harry the Hypno-potamus books or use alone.

Following on the heels of Volume 1, this volume brings us once again the engaging menagerie of characters to help --and entertain--children challenged by a wide variety of issues. Although each full illustrated story contains a therapeutic message, it never interferes with the 'storyness' of the tale. Instead, the embedded message slips easily into the child's subconscious, while smiles and giggles preoccupy his or her awareness. For the clinician, the metaphors offer a treasure trove of techniques and hypnotic language that can be adapted for a variety of situations and problems. The 35 stories cover: Anxiety, fears and phobias, habit disorders, pain, as well as other problems such as sleeping problems, ADHD, depression, bullies, and much more.

This second book of metaphors for children will entertain and delight while the therapeutic message, cleverly embedded in the stories, slips into the unconscious mind of the child. The tales enhance empowerment by exposiing children to new possibilities, new perspectives and different philosophies. For the clinician, the metaphors offer a treasure trove of techniques and hypnotic language that can be adapted for a variety of situations and problems.

Now available in paperback, this best-selling collection of 32 metaphorical stories addresses a variety of physical and behavioral problems facing young children in an easy-to-use story book format. Reading the title story (How Harry Got His Name) to a child is a wonderful way to introduce the idea of hypnosis and imagination. All of the full-color illustrated stories feature animals in a zoo that are supported by Dr. Dan, the zoo's vet, to help master such problems as: -Phobias and anxiety attacks -Pain management -Habits and habit control -Sleep disorders -Death and dying -Asthma & other serious medical disorders and much more. Some of the therapeutic interventions are very problem specific while others are more general and can be used for a variety of conditions and can be used verbatim or adapted to each unique situation. There is also a section of introductory clinical material that explains the best way to use the book with children and parents. This book was originally published in hardcover under ISBN 9781904424574.

Now available in paperback, this best-selling collection of 32 metaphorical stories addresses a variety of physical and behavioral problems facing young children in an easy-to-use story book format. Reading the title story (How Harry Got His Name) to a child is a wonderful way to introduce the idea of hypnosis and imagination. All of the full-color illustrated stories feature animals in a zoo that are supported by Dr. Dan, the zoo's vet, to help master such problems as: -Phobias and anxiety attacks -Pain management -Habits and habit control -Sleep disorders -Death and dying -Asthma & other serious medical disorders and much more. Some of the therapeutic interventions are very problem specific while others are more general and can be used for a variety of conditions and can be used verbatim or adapted to each unique situation. There is also a section of introductory clinical material that explains the best way to use the book with children and parents. This book was originally published in hardcover under ISBN 9781904424574.

This second book of metaphors for children will entertain and delight while the therapeutic message, cleverly embedded in the stories, slips into the unconscious mind of the child. The tales enhance empowerment by exposiing children to new possibilities, new perspectives and different philosophies. For the clinician, the metaphors offer a treasure trove of techniques and hypnotic language that can be adapted for a variety of situations and problems.

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A Churchwarden, Sunday school superintendent, and President of the St Potamus Purity League, Augustus Carp is assiduous in exposing the sins and foibles of others while studiously ignoring his own. Although he campaigns against lechery, drinking, and smoking, he manages to indulge himself in plenty of other vices in the name of piety. The more seriously Carp takes himself, the more ridiculous he becomes. His frequent falls from dignity are uproarious—from his inability to climb off buses without falling over to his lifelong problems with flatulence. As a satire on hypocrisy, there is nothing quite like it in English prose.