Abstract

Written by psychiatrist Yasufumi Nagoshi, this is a must-read for elementary school students who can't like themselves. It is filled with hints for elementary school students to develop their own sense of self-affirmation.

"I can't do ○○ compared to my friends"
"I'm always scolded by my teacher"
"I hate myself for being useless"
"I'm..."
I want you to read this.

●When you make a mistake, say, “You did a great job. ”
●“Bad points” are also “good points” !? A gentle sentence that snuggles up to a child who has lost it gives a little self-confidence to the child's heart. Recommended for 4th to 6th grade elementary school students who tend to have low self-esteem.

Author’s Information

Supervised by Yasufumi Nagoshi /　
Born in 1960 in Nara Prefecture. Psychiatrist. He is a visiting professor at Soai University and Koyasan University. His specialty is adolescent psychiatry and psychotherapy.
After graduating from Kinki University School of Medicine, he established and was in charge of the psychiatric emergency ward at Osaka Prefectural Chugu Hospital (currently Osaka Prefectural Psychiatric Center), before retiring from the hospital in 1999. While continuing to work in clinical practice, he is active in various fields such as TV and radio commentator, film criticism, and manga analysis.