Get to Know Me: OCD
$66.95
The Guidebook, Picture book and Draw-along book in this three-part set will help key adults support children with OCD. Practical guidance, tools and strategies are supported by a narrative picture book and a draw-along version, which explore the thoughts, feelings and sensations experienced by many children with OCD.
The Guidebook, Picture book and Draw-along book in this three-part set will help key adults support children with OCD. Practical guidance, tools and strategies are supported by a narrative picture book and a draw-along version, which explore the thoughts, feelings and sensations experienced by many children with OCD.
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