Give Your Child the Tools to Tame Their "Inner Storms."

Why a Wild Horse?

For a child with ADHD or trauma, anger doesn't feel like a choice—it feels like a powerful, galloping force that takes over. In this story, Amélie learns that her anger isn't "bad"; it’s simply a wild horse that needs a gentle, confident rider. By using this metaphor, we remove the shame from the emotion and replace it with a sense of agency and skill-building.

What’s Inside? (Features & Benefits)

• 📖 A Relatable Story: Follow Amélie as she navigates real-world frustrations and learns to regulate her system.

• 🧘 Integrated Somatic Tools: The book includes "Pause Points" where children can practice Breathwork alongside the character.

• 🎨 Interactive Reflection: Beautifully illustrated pages that prompt children to draw or talk about their own "Wild Horse."

• 💡 Parent’s Guide: A dedicated section at the end for parents on how to use the "Wild Horse" language at home.

Why This Book is Different

• Clinically Backed: Written by Drs. Amélie van den Brink-El Makkaoui (her pen name is 'Mimi Makk'), recipient of the 2022 Global Health & Pharma Mental Health Award.

• Neuro-Affirming: Specifically designed for the neurodivergent brain, focusing on regulation rather than just "behavior."

• Multilingual: Available in English (French & Dutch versions forthcoming) to support international families.

What Parents Are Saying (Testimonials)

"Finally, a book that my son actually relates to. He now tells me when his 'horse is starting to gallop' before he has an outburst." — Sarah, Parent of a 7-year-old.

"I appreciate the way it connects cultural identity and emotional wellbeing in a story for young readers—Maybelle, Parent of a 10-year-old.