Health Press NA releases new children’s bibliotherapy book on separation anxiety

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Jan 12 2010

Health Press NA Inc. (www.healthpress.com) releases a new children’s bibliotherapy book regarding separation anxiety. Bug Bites and Campfires: A Story for Kids About Homesickness addresses anxiety and homesickness in a delightful story about going away to camp.

“Bug Bites and Campfires is a solid preparation tool for any first-time camper because it teaches appropriate coping skills before camp even starts.”

The author, New Jersey psychologist Frank J. Sileo, will be signing his new book on Wednesday, February 3, 2010 at Barnes & Noble, 765 Route 17 South, Paramus, NJ, at 7:30 pm.

Source: Health Press NA Inc.

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