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Jacqueline B. Toner

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Jacqueline Toner is the author of eight best-selling non-fiction books with psychological themes for children from preschool through adolescence. Her books have been translated into more than a dozen languages and won praise from library associations, and awards including a Mom's Choice Award and a nomination for a Children's Choice Award.

A psychologist who practiced for over thirty years, Dr. Toner, volunteers with a youth leadership group in her hometown of Baltimore and enjoys time with her family, including her three grandchildren.

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Jacqueline B. Toner It's wonderful seeing one's initial idea develop with the input of time, rewriting, and feedback from others. Once Dr. Freeland and I have completed o…moreIt's wonderful seeing one's initial idea develop with the input of time, rewriting, and feedback from others. Once Dr. Freeland and I have completed our initial effort, our books are sent to professionals for review regarding the clinical information included. Their feedback prompts a long period of revision and rewriting which, while challenging, always results in a better piece of work. Our editor's then help with language and format. Illustrations make our children's books come to life.(less)
Jacqueline B. Toner I love working with a co-author! Dr. Claire Freeland and I support, challenge, and compliment each other beautifully. While one of us may have an init…moreI love working with a co-author! Dr. Claire Freeland and I support, challenge, and compliment each other beautifully. While one of us may have an initial idea, that idea is developed first by talking with each other. We share what we have read on the topic and experiences we've had in our practices. We then brainstorm about formats, themes, and examples.(less)
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“The important point is that your feelings, thoughts, and behaviors are interconnected in a loop. Thoughts that are self-critical (“I’m so stupid”) or that are lacking in confidence (“I’ll probably fail”) or that expect a negative outcome (“It’ll probably get cancelled”) will likely engender sadness or negativity that will, in turn, result in self-defeating or withdrawn behaviors. Those behaviors will likely cause depressed thinking and the feelings that go along with it. Likewise, those feelings will probably bring about self-defeating or withdrawn behaviors and depressed styles of thinking.”
Jacqueline B. Toner, Depression: A Teen's Guide to Survive and Thrive

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