If You Know You Know! With Jamal

Do you sometimes feel confused about the changes your body is going through?Is it hard for you to put your feelings into words?Does it feel like no one gets it?Let us introduce you to Jamal. He’ll walk you through his experience of puberty with his upbeat personality and sense of humor.Our MissionTo provide age-appropriate representative diverse resources for tweens and teens addressing themes of self-developmentself-esteem and identity.Meet the AuthorsHoda Elshayeb is a PQ Coach™ (Positive Intelligence®) a certified Life Coach and a certified Mastery Coach specializing in TCM (Transformational Coaching Method). She works with clients to identify and overcome self-limiting beliefs transform negative patterns and cultivate a more empowered and authentic sense of self. With over 16 years of experience as an educator mentor and coach for adults and youth she has organized and led programs on self-esteem teamwork and leadership. She is the founder of Coach Hoda offering one-on-one and group coaching programs that focus on mental fitness leading to greater confidence improved performance and deeper connections. She has a passion for personal growth and development and believes in the power of mental fitness to transform lives. Hoda’s known as the full-of-life spaghetti-loving bike-is-her-car kinda gal!Wala’a Farahat is a Registered Psychotherapist member of the Canadian Association for Play Therapy and cofounder of Rubiks Counselling Services. Rubiks Counselling Services is an organization shifting how mental health services are provided to diverse populations through accessible and culturally responsive education and therapy. She has extensive experience working with refugees newcomers and BIPOC communities and has worked in various community settings. Wala’a believes in the importance of accessible mental health education and services that allow us to challenge narratives and break cycles as people of color. Her research interests include refugee mental health trauma migration identity racism and spirituality. From a young age Wala’a was known for her huge imagination bubbly personality and constant giggles—all things that may have led her to play therapy!Buraidah Razack is a mental health worker and educator with more than 8 years of experience in youth work and mentorship. He is currently completing his Master of Social Work in the hopes of creating and developing culturally responsive and inclusive mental health resources for members of various faith groups. Buraidah is an avid foodie and a sucker for a good “dad joke” (which may or may not have influenced the contents of this book).Contact UsFeel free to get in touch to schedule a consultation book reading workshop or custom package to meet your needs!Email iykyk.edu@gmail.com or visit www.iykykteens.com.