Speak the "Language of the Heart™"

Feelings Can Be Fun!!!

Learn to Speak the "Language of the Heart™"
with Amy Donnan, MA, LP, IMH-E®
Infant Mental Health Mentor - Clinical

Amy is a psychologist dedicated to emotional healing, guidance and mastery. Amy is an inventor, songwriter, psychologist, consultant and maker of toys and products that 'make feelings fun.' She also is an advocate for children and supports others who create from the heart. Children call Amy "the worry doctor" because she helps make worries feel better.

Aniin, hello!

I feel grateful to have learned much from the children and adults I meet. Children especially discover the wisdom of their emotions quickly. A little girl once told me other children should "...let the feelings out...if he (she) lets the feelings out he'll (she'll) erase the bad picture in his heart...and have more love."

Letting go of the pain and heartbreak in our lives and opening up to more love frees us to lead lives that feel nourishing, powerful, and full. That's why it's important to help children 'have fun with feelings' early in life, so they can more easily move through challenging experiences, and celebrate connections and happy moments more freely.

Amy

Here, Amy says hello and gives a brief description of how to 'take 5' and teach children labeling and problem solving skills.

Here, Amy is interviewed on PBS and children at a preschool 'have fun with feelings.'

Patent holder for the MyFeelings!™ Huggables and MyFeelings!™ Minis
2012 Song of the Year Contest Semifinalist
Infant and Family nationally endorsed clinical mentor, IMH-E®
Trauma Informed Child Parent Psychotherapy Certification, Research Center, TF CBT Certified (through Washburn Child Guidance), EMDR
Past President, Natural Harvest Food Cooperative Board of Directors
Newspaper columnist, Hibbing Daily Tribune, and Pike River Community News 2003-2011
Board certified licensed psychologist, State of Minnesota 1997 - current
Reiki/Seichem Training, 1999 Level I and II
Who's Who, American Universities and Colleges, University of North Dakota 1982-1983
Grand Prize Winner, North Dakota Marketplace of Ideas.
Has spoken at Zero to Three, trained for the Cherokee and Oneida Nations, presented at a variety of conferences, and previously worked at the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.