TOMORROW I'M STAYING HOME. ABOUT SCHOOL PHOBIA IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS

The book "Tomorrow I'm Staying Home" is a moving story about young people struggling with school phobia. We meet Claudio, Marco, and Chiara, whose daily lives are marked by fear and difficulties associated with going to school. Their stories are full of emotions and challenges, but also hope for a better future.

• Understanding the problem: The book helps to understand what school phobia is and what its causes are.
• Practical tips: It contains advice for parents, teachers, and specialists on how to help a child with school phobia.
• Stories from life: It presents authentic stories of children and adolescents struggling with this disorder.
• Support for teenagers: It gives young people the feeling that they are not alone in their problems.
• Commentary by specialists: Supplemented with commentary by a child and adolescent psychiatrist and a psychotherapist.
• Guide for parents: Explains how to recognize warning signs and how to react.

School phobia is a disorder that affects more and more young people. It manifests as strong anxiety associated with school, which leads to somatic symptoms such as tachycardia, tremors, or difficulty breathing. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to understand this problem and help young people return to normal life.

The authors, Stefano Vicari and Maria Pontillo, in collaboration with the Holden School, have created a publication that combines elements of narration and scientific analysis. This makes the book accessible to both parents and specialists. The presented stories are moving and provide insight into the emotional world of children and adolescents struggling with school phobia.

The book "Tomorrow I'm Staying Home" is not only a collection of stories, but also a practical guide that helps to understand the causes of school phobia, recognize warning signs, and take appropriate steps to help the child. It also contains information on psychotherapy and the role of teachers in the treatment process. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to support young people in difficult times.

GWP Publishing House, known for its publications in the field of psychology and pedagogy, provides readers with a valuable book that can help many families and specialists cope with the problem of school phobia. This book is a combination of knowledge, empathy, and practical advice that can contribute to improving the quality of life of children and adolescents.