Big Head Bob & Friends Blog Series
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Social Anxiety is apart of life, but don’t let it control you.
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Have you ever felt like you were different from others? Maybe you're worried or scared to talk in front of your class. Perhaps you feel sick to you... -
True Friends Accept the True You
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Before the age of ten I moved eight times, meaning that I never stayed anywhere long enough to place roots and make true friends. Once I got to fif... -
My Teacher’s Compassion Changed my Outlook on Life
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Dealing with loss is something no parent, educator, or anyone else can teach. Loss is a complicated process, intertwined with grief, sorrow, and lo... -
Stuck in a Dream?
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Have you ever blanked out during a stressful situation before being brought back to reality? More than half of the world population has felt the se... -
I expressed my anger the only way I knew how *Content Warning - Violent Themes That May Be Distressing (Read With Discretion)
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I was six years old the first time my father hit me. I still remember the sting from the belt as it contacted my skin. I sat in my bedroom for ... -
Someday you will find your own voice!
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Blog Entry - Xuan Li When I was in junior high school, I lacked confidence and felt insecure about myself because I believed that my voice was not ... -
Failure is an opportunity to grow.
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When I was in elementary school, we had a little frog character that would come to visit and tell us how to make good choices for effective confli... -
Perspective on School
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Then I wasn’t eating enough and because of that I didn't have a lot of energy and then my self esteem declined. I didn't have the energy to do things that I enjoyed. Before college I had a routine...
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How are you today? Good? Fine?
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“How are you today?” We hear this question so often in our daily lives that many quickly respond automatically, without any thought. -
“That little voice in your head isn’t you.”
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Whenever an irrational and negative thought enters my brain, I tell it to be quiet. -
NYU Student Perspective
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"He removes the stigma around mental health for children, helping them to not view their problems as intrinsically different from themselves." -
A look inside Big Head Bob - With David
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A character Bradley had been drawing since his youth, the big-headed, translucent-colored Bob is, above all, a tool for children to learn, among other things, calmness, growth, self-empowerment and confidence. With Big Head Bob learning to overcome his differences, and turn his weakness into strength, Bradley’s book is rooted in a growth mindset and is at its core a social-emotional learning experience.
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