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5 Powerful Ways To Support “Truly Alive” Children

Lyons, CO – May 24th 2012 – All adults agree that our children deserve the very best, but so often we fail to turn our dreams into reality. How many people would say they are happy with the world we are creating for the next generation? In a world seemingly drowning in greed, violence and destruction, the ability to create real and lasting change for children may be needed now more than ever. “There is a different, more compassionate and loving way.” says Simon Paul Harrison, author of The Truly Alive Child: For Those Who Seek A Grander Vision For Our Children. “The tools and techniques

Off the Playstation and Into the Woods. New Book Helps Parents Overcome Serious Decline in Children’s Relationships With Nature.

Lyons, CO – April 27th, 2012 – What is the impact on American life when the average child spends more than seven hours in front of entertainment media every day?* A new book, The Truly Alive Child: For Those Who Seek A Grander Vision For Our Children, responds to the widespread nature-deficit-disorder crisis in American society by giving parents and teachers the tools they need to ensure their children not only return to playing outside, but that they develop a deep and meaningful connection with nature along the way. “Because the focus of our education system is almost solely on the

Could Your Child Be the Next J.K.Rowling? New Book by Simon Paul Harrison Helps Parents Overcome Serious Decline in Children’s Creativity

Lyons, CO – April 19th, 2012 – What is the impact on American life when school districts coast-to-coast systematically stifle the creativity of our children? A new book, The Truly Alive Child: For Those Who Seek A Grander Vision For Our Children, responds to the widespread creativity crisis in American schools by giving parents and teachers the tools they need to make sure their children retain, nurture, and develop their innate creativity. “Because today’s schools focus on standardized curriculums and rote memorization, there is no room in the classroom for creativity,” says educator

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