My family has a Beastie: An emotional education tool to address violence

How can we talk with a child about a topic as complex as domestic violence in a safe and protective way? Susan's family has a Beastie! Sometimes, that beastie gets inside her daddy, who suddenly hurts her and her puppy, Luca. Susan feels incredibly scared, but together with her mommy, she will understand where the beastie comes from, and they will look for a good solution together! Míriam González Román, a Spanish psychologist, brings us this illustrated children's story specially designed for parents, educators, and caregivers who are looking for a respectful and thoughtful way to address family violence and abuse with young children. Why this book is an essential tool: - A Therapeutic Bridge: Its visual narrative, in a simple, child-friendly format, helps children name fear and break the silence.- Emotional Validation: It allows children to identify harmful behaviors within a safe reading environment.- Bonus Content for Adults: At the end of the story, you will find professional tips and reflection guides to help young children develop awareness, discernment, and emotional processing when facing complex conflicts. A tender, necessary, and deeply pedagogical resource to heal, protect, and guide at home or in the psychological consultation room.