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Dickson, Sarina, 1975-

He tai pari / Sarina Dickson ; illustrations by Jenny Cooper ; lessons plans by Sarina Dickson, BEd, Grad Dip Tch & Lng ; family exercises by Julie Burgess-Manning BA (Hons) (Psych), PGDip PP (psych), MSc (FamTher). - Christchurch : Kōtuku Creative, 2016. - 127 pages; illustrations; 20 cm.

"Kei roto nei ētahi mahere ako me ētahi hei mahi mā ngā whānau hoki, kia whakanui i te manawaroa me te whakamāramatanga o te kare ā-roto"--Cover. "Part of a suite of resources addressing anxiety within a systemic framework. The concept of Home and School Scaffolding (an approach that builds on trusted attachment relationships) enables parents and teachers to collaboratively support the children in their care. The exercises are based on psychological frameworks including Cognitive Behaviour Therpay and Narrative Therapy"--Title page verso.

English version: "Rising Tide".

"Follows Ari and his family through some big events. The book explores themes of worry, family bonds, self-belief, resilience and self-doubt".


Novel for children in Māori, with teaching plans and family exercises in English.

ISBN: 9780473368739 0473368730

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Anxiety--Juvenile fiction.
Secrets--Juvenile fiction.
Resilience (Personality trait)--Juvenile fiction.
Self-perception--Juvenile fiction.
Families--Juvenile fiction.
Pakiwaitara.
Whānau.
Mānatunatu.
Manawaroa.
Mana ake.
Maori language materials--Bilingual --Juvenile fiction.

Index Terms--Genre/Form:
Kōrero paki mā ngā tamariki.