Introducing Tiny
Tiny is a little mouse who has a big secret that hurts him alot, but his whisper is too quiet for others to hear him.
This beautifully illustrated read-aloud book will give a voice to the youngest child to talk about sexual abuse, even if it is just a whisper. If you are a parent, teacher, therapist, counsellor, or childhood educator then this book is a must-have tool for you. The author has used gentle, child-friendly language to engage both reader and child, and the story is presented in a respectful and supported way.
This book includes mindfulness exercises, breathing techniques, as well as free trauma-informed training opportunities and support.
Adults will walk away from this story with a better understanding of how a child understands and interprets childhood sexual abuse.
Let’s help prevent childhood trauma and sexual abuse one child at a time.
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Tiny Finds his Whisper is a sweet, yet powerful resource for the younger child who has encountered abuse. The gentle, simple language that is voiced through Tiny the mouse reads easily when read aloud. In addition, the sweet, engaging illustrations are sure to hold the child's attention in a caring way. Included at the end of the book is a valuable resource section that offers tools for anyone working with abused children. A must-have for the bookshelf of parents, teachers, and therapists. Jessica H. Elementary Teacher
This is a beautiful written story that gently approaches a subject that children and adults find hard to talk about. Through the quiet whispers of Tiny a little mouse who finds his voice this book is a safe, gentle resource to help a child find their voice. Children of all ages, races, ethnicities, and economic backgrounds are vulnerable to sexual abuse. This abuse affects girls and boys in all kinds of neighborhoods and communities and in countries around the world and that is why I would highly recommend this book for parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles and is a valuable resource for any school, social worker, daycare and foster parents. Sandra C. School Curriculum Consultant
Raising awareness of childhood trauma, and bringing hope to the little ones we love and serve.
Tiny Whispers
Our Vision: To create strategies that help children find their voice during times of trauma and crisis.
About Us
About the Author
About the Illustrator
About the Author
Marvel grew up playing in the forests and fields of British Columbia. Like Tiny, Marvel has a sense of adventure, and loves to explore the world around her. With her background in Early Childhood Education, Marvel has a compassionate heart for hurting children, and her home has been a safe haven for many little ones over the years. Marvel
Marvel grew up playing in the forests and fields of British Columbia. Like Tiny, Marvel has a sense of adventure, and loves to explore the world around her. With her background in Early Childhood Education, Marvel has a compassionate heart for hurting children, and her home has been a safe haven for many little ones over the years. Marvel felt inspired to write Tiny's story after learning about her own daughter's journey; she felt lost trying to find support and resources suitable for parents and children who have been affected by sexual abuse. Now finding strength in her daughter's healing, as well as from her own past, Marvel wants Tiny to be a vessel of hope for children, teenagers, and adults.
Tiny's Mission
About the Illustrator
About the Author
To give even the smallest child a voice. A chance to say "NO!" and to stop the abuse in its tracks. To give parents the resources to help their hurting child, and to create a path of healing together.
About the Illustrator
About the Illustrator
About the Illustrator
Jurnee is Marvel's daughter. As a child, Jurnee loved to climb trees, play in the rain, and sing. Her story inspired the creation of Tiny, but her voice is going to be carried by a different woodland character, soon to come. Jurnee has always had a love of writing and art, so she was very excited with visions of how she wanted to tell Tin
Jurnee is Marvel's daughter. As a child, Jurnee loved to climb trees, play in the rain, and sing. Her story inspired the creation of Tiny, but her voice is going to be carried by a different woodland character, soon to come. Jurnee has always had a love of writing and art, so she was very excited with visions of how she wanted to tell Tiny's story through her paintings. There were times when portraying the emotions in the story was difficult, but she carried on, knowing how important Tiny's story was to tell. Like Tiny, Jurnee found it hard to use her voice. But she doesn't anymore.
Little Warriors is a national, charitable organization focused on the awareness, prevention and treatment of child sexual abuse. They offer a free child sexual abuse prevention workshop called Prevent It!, a specialized, intensive treatment program for children and teens who have been sexually abused, held at the Little Warriors Be Brave Ranch. They also offer a comprehensive online Be Brave Bridge program that connects specialized counsellors and coaches with children, teens and parents who have been impacted by child sexual abuse. You can learn more at www.littlewarriors.ca
Free online trauma-informed training (donations appreciated)
Child sexual abuse is real
What to do if a child discloses to you
Tipping Point is glad to endorse the book “Tiny Finds His Whisper.” Child sexual abuse is real. In Canada experts estimate that one in three girls; one in six boys experience sexual abuse. Over 95% of cases are not reported. This book encourages open conversation in a trusted and safe place.
If this book leads to the child disclosing events of abuse, first and foremost believe the child. Use good listening skills. Remain as calm as possible. Do not ask leading or specific questions or put words in the child’s mouth. Rather listen empathetically. Allow them to report what they are comfortable to express. Allow for silence. Sometimes words are hard to find. Avoid promising things that cannot be guaranteed. Be honest about your responsibility to report. If the child is in immediate danger, take steps to protect from further harm. Always remind the child that it is not their fault. Do not try to be a therapist to the child but write down a verbatim of what you have heard from the child. Your duty is to report and support. Let the professionals conduct the investigation, not you. Every child matters. Every child deserves a safe present and a future that is not defined by their past.
Michael Collins, CTP Julie Clayton DMin, RCC, CCTP, CFTP, CATP, CTMH
Behavior & Family Consultant Registered Clinical Counsellor
Certified Trauma Professional Certified Trauma Therapist
Certified Clinical Telemental Health Provider
Freedom Session is a 20 week personal journey towards freedom and healing from painful experiences
Freedom Session is a 20 week personal journey towards freedom and healing from painful experiences and the unhealthy means by which we've learned to cope. We rely on the wisdom, healing power and promises of Jesus Christ. Freedom Session has helped thousands of sexual abuse survivors process traumatic events and the residual affects of their past. Join others or start your own group. For more information: https://freedomsession.com/about/
We know Marvel. She has taken Freedom Session herself and experienced significant healing through the journey. She has also served as one of our facilitators. Marvel is an example of courage, facing the truth about her past, processing it and rising above to help others. We are excited about her new book and ministry, especially for the children who are currently feeling alone in abusive environments.
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