Atlanta, GA. (October 15, 2009)
Stress Free Kids announces a partnership with Got-Autism an organization dedicated to helping those on the autism spectrum realize their goals and dreams while supporting parents and professionals in the process. Stress Free Kids will be supplying their line of books and CDs to customers seeking tools to help kids manage stress, anxiety and anger while improving self-esteem and a more peaceful sleep.
“I am always searching for unique and practical products that make a real difference in the lives of children on the autism spectrum. I highly recommend the stories from Indigo Dreams and Indigo Teen Dreams, as they are very effective tools for teaching emotion/ stress management and building self-esteem.” –Tamara L. Andersson
About Got Autism:
Got-Autism is striving to make the ASD community more visible, understood, and admired by being the source for empowering and life enhancing products. The purpose behind our products is to create real-life success stories for individuals and families touched by autism. As an advocate for autism, we provide on-going financial (charity proceeds) support to the ASD community. Got-Autism actively supports awareness events to raise funds for autism research and promotes outreach programs to increase understanding and compassion for those battling autism.
Though we may encounter different challenges in autism’s wake– we are very clear on our ultimate objective: helping those with autism achieve satisfying and productive lives. This is the inspiration for our work. Thank you for visiting our site. We hope you find products that both empower and inspire.
About Stress Free Kids:
Stress Free Kids and founder Lori Lite has developed a line of children’s books, CDs, and curriculum designed to help children manage anxiety, stress, and anger while promoting self-esteem and peaceful sleep. We are the first to introduce research-based, stress management techniques in this unique storytelling format. We have been embraced by psychologists, child life care specialists, teachers, counselors, parents, the Autism community, military families, yoga fans, and most importantly children. To learn more about Stress Free Kids and to obtain information about children’s stress and anxiety visit our Stress Free Kids website and blog.
