The Friendly Invasion of the Tiny Explorers and the goodness they left behind - Happ Dsw Lcsw, Marissa
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In our complex world, mental health issues often underlie some of the behavioral challenges observed in children. Educators believe that one of their chief roles is to "bring children out into the world" but when a child is hospitalized, this opportunity is lost. It then becomes the task of insightful therapeutic staff to "bring the world inside, to the children". This is a story about hope and healing... and how the vulnerability of a tiny creature elicited empathy and ultimately created a cohesive community of care.

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In our complex world, mental health issues often underlie some of the behavioral challenges observed in children. Educators believe that one of their chief roles is to "bring children out into the world" but when a child is hospitalized, this opportunity is lost. It then becomes the task of insightful therapeutic staff to "bring the world inside, to the children". This is a story about hope and healing... and how the vulnerability of a tiny creature elicited empathy and ultimately created a cohesive community of care.
Autorenporträt
Marissa Happ is an educator, therapist and writer. Since 2000, Marissa has had the opportunity to use clinical skills within a variety of health care environments, working with children, adolescents, adults and families in early intervention, public health, pediatric medical clinics, infant mental health initiatives and psychiatric hospital social work. Her current clinical practice includes seniors on Medicare. In Higher Education for over 35 years, Marissa has worked with students at the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral level as they pursue their careers and is currently an Associate Professor in the School of Social Work at Aurora University. As a 20 + year hospice and bereavement volunteer, she appreciates the unique story of each person and the need for support at every stage of the life course.