Maggie is a dynamic blend of mathematician, graphic designer, and acclaimed author. Her foundation in mathematics has fine-tuned her analytical prowess, fueling her zest for unearthing and connecting diverse scientific realms. With an insatiable thirst for knowledge, she excels in making intricate subjects tangible and user-friendly.

Her groundbreaking book, “Dealing With Teen Anxiety,” introduced last year, has won admiration from both parents and teens alike. Distinctively, Maggie crafts her content drawing from a depth of personal experience with the challenges discussed. Anchored in the belief of fostering hope over despair, her contributions serve as a beacon, simplifying intricate issues and offering paths to positive change.

Why Maggie Lovange’s work will be helpful to you

Maggie’s work is invaluable for parents for several reasons:

1. Integrative Approach: Drawing from her background as a mathematician, Maggie has a unique ability to synthesize information, merging insights from diverse scientific studies. This integrated perspective provides parents with well-rounded and comprehensive guidance.
2. Relatability: As a mother, Maggie’s experiences resonate with many parents. Her challenges and triumphs echo the myriad emotions and situations that parents grapple with daily.
3. Practical Solutions: Maggie’s talent lies in taking complex concepts, like cognitive behavioural therapy, and translating them into actionable strategies that parents can apply in their everyday lives.
4. Continuous Learning: As her children grow and evolve, Maggie continues to research and explore new topics, ensuring her guidance remains current and relevant for parents at different stages.
5. Real-Life Experience: Beyond academic and scientific insights, Maggie brings authentic experiences from her parenting journey, making her advice more genuine and grounded.
6. Motivational: Her journey as a working mom and an author inspires other parents, proving that challenges can be overcome with determination and passion.
7. Impactful Writing: As an author, Maggie Lovange has a knack for connecting with her readers emotionally, ensuring her advice isn’t just read but felt and internalized.

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Writing a book is not easy, but the rewards are immeasurable.
And as a mother, there is nothing more satisfying than knowing
that you have positively impacted your child’s life and the lives of others.

Maggie Lovange

Interview with Maggie Lovange

• I’ve always loved to read. At different times in my life, I have read different genres, depending on the stage of my life. I never thought I could become a writer.

• I have read many books that actually only increased my depression. Psychologists give very good advice, but they are from the point of view of the third person, not from an ordinary parent, and moreover, not from the teen’s point of view.
• The second reason I wrote the book is the parent forums I joined. They constantly had parents who complained about their children, not realizing that they themselves were the cause of their suffering. I want to show the parents that it is good to make mistakes because we all do it. We just have to admit where we went wrong and change our behaviour.

The book, “Dealing With Teen Anxiety,” was published last year, and both parents and teens received it well. It covers various anxiety topics, from recognizing signs and symptoms to coping mechanisms and treatment options.

• This is not just a book about anxiety. This is a book of hope and sustainability. This is a book that encourages teens to talk and ask for help, and it is a book that reassures parents that they are not alone in this struggle.

• With the introduction of self-publishing, the need for someone to check the value of your book, go through an editor, and correct dull or unclear passages is gone. They are simply publishing the book to make money, not to give anything useful.

• In the future, I hope to write many more books about such problems. For example, my eldest daughter had been fighting ADHD, and I started studying about that. And I think this is a perfect topic for my next book.
  
  I love that I am not only becoming a better parent through this experience, but I can create content from the perspective of someone who has faced these issues and truly help others. I’m also proud of my writing style, as many other books I’ve come across have been quite frankly depressing. I want all my readers to understand from the first chapter of my book that there is a solution. I strive to write in a way that gives hope rather than making them feel like there is no way out, which is how I thought for a period of time.

• As my children get older, I know there will be new challenges and new topics requiring my attention as a writer. But I’m ready for everything that came to me. Writing is not just a job or a hobby for me; This is a call. This is a way to contact others and make a change in the world.

Thanks for the interview, and good luck.

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