App Detail » GOOD PUPPY Children Behavioral

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App Description

The GOOD PUPPY Children Behavioral & Emotional System is a coherent collection of the best evidence-based practices, tools and games that aid in building a healthy structure by overriding existing dynamics, with no need to focus on what’s not working.

Created to help parents, teachers and therapists in the management of child behavior in ages 3 to 9, the system is designed with empathetic images and multiple correspondences children understand before they can read; making it inclusive of those suffering from dyslexia, color blindness and some dissociative disorders. While these tools can help children suffering from anxiety, stress, ADD, ADHD or ODD, every child can benefit from the GOOD PUPPY System.

Designed To Aid With:
Inattention
Hyperactivity
Impulsiveness
Tantrums
Need For Immediate Gratification
Low Self-Esteem
Talking Excessively
Negative Attention Seeking
Infringing On Others
Defiance
Anxiety
Stress
Symptoms of ADD, ADHD & ODD

Some Of The Best Evidence-Based Practices Included:
Positive Reinforcement
Focusing On What Works
A Token Economy
Incentives & Rewards
Positive Subliminals
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Breathing Techniques
Play Therapy

Children Learn To:
Make GOOD Choices
Assume Responsibility
Think Critically
Postpone Gratification
Work Towards Long Term Goals
Identify & Communicate Needs
Understand Emotions & Their Flow
Verbalize Emotions
Practice Social Skills
Identify & Change Thoughts That Cause Anxiety
Cope With Anxiety
Confront Challenging Situations

Children Benefit From:
Feeling Safe Within A Healthy & Supportive Structure
Getting The Positive Attention & Recognition They Seek
Growing Confidence & Self-Esteem
Communicating Better
Understanding Emotions & Their Flow
Controlling Emotions With Thoughts
Coping Mechanisms
Reduced Stress & Anxiety
Building A Healthy Moral Code
Improved Academic Performance

App Changes

• June 16, 2019 Initial release