Daniel Patterson’s “RECOVER[edu]” - Free Download Tomorrow (4/6/2020)

Pasadena, CA – WEBWIRE – Sunday, April 5, 2020

Best Seller Publishing announces the release of Daniel Patterson’s new book, “RECOVER[edu]: A Communication Guide for Addressing Mental Health in Schools.” It will be available for free download in the Amazon Kindle Store on April 6^th.

“RECOVER[edu]” is a conversation-starter, a communication-driver, and an awareness-builder. We talk a lot about “talking about” mental health, but that’s often where the conversation ends as the tone of discomfort surrounding mental health often leads to silence. Business-as-usual is no longer an option and changes must be made. School communities have both the opportunity and moral obligation to face the adolescent mental health crisis and “RECOVER[edu]” is the perfect place to begin! This book is a solution-oriented guide for addressing mental health in schools. It clearly outlines common blind spots, approachable methods of correction and welcomes communities to work less fearfully and more collaboratively.

Based on his 17 years in education, and built from the valuable insights of well-respected educators, school leaders, students, parents, teachers, clinicians, industry leaders, and progressive innovators, Patterson delivers a hybrid of anecdotes, interviews, commentary, warning signs, roadblocks, recommendations, and tangible solutions. At its core, the primary mission of this book is to elevate the dialogue and produce stronger points of connection for our children and communities.

“RECOVER[edu]” is geared toward all stakeholders within the greater education ecosystem. This includes teachers, support staff, coaches, site administrators, district officials, parents, and third-party resources. By carefully examining the points of view from these stakeholders, “RECOVER[edu]” effectively initiates the communicative and collaborative process and is ideal for professional development, teacher education programs, and parents of children struggling within the school setting.

“RECOVER[edu]” by Daniel Patterson will be free and available for download on Amazon for 5 days (4/6/2020 – 4/10/2020) at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0861RH932.

“RECOVER[edu]” has a 4.5-star rating on Amazon.com. Here is what some people are saying:

“Finally, a book that acknowledges the reality and challenges of educators addressing mental health concerns amongst students. Daniel’s book beautifully presents eye opening cases, recommendations and thought provoking content in a how-to-approach for helping today’s youth balance academics and well-being. A must read for all educators, psychologists and parents in public and private school settings.” – Polaris

“In the words of Patterson, ‘let’s start the conversation.’ Every educator in America should have this book. Every educator should know the signs and have the tools to support teenage mental health. Time to remove the stigma and be part of the solution to make our teens’ lives less stressful and more happy. Most educators go into their profession with a passion both to teach and to make a difference in lives. This book offers solutions that will make a difference and will save lives.” – Laura Holmes

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About the Author:

Daniel Patterson is the author of “The Assertive Parent” (2018), a roadmap for building autonomy and resilience in teenagers; and “RECOVER[edu],” a communication guide for addressing mental health in schools (2020). He has spent over seventeen years in secondary education, serving as an English teacher, tennis coach, student council advisor, and high school assistant principal. Currently, he is the director of education for a therapeutic high school in Los Angeles and runs his own full-time consulting firm, Patterson Perspective Inc.