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Does your teenager seem to be angry most of the time? Maybe not angry enough to shoot up the high school or shoot you. Maybe not angry enough to steal a car or take the principal hostage. But you're having trouble reaching your teen or there are new friends you're not comfortable with. Maybe anger is masquerading as moodiness, withdrawal, loneliness, or shame. When and how should a caring parent intervene? From recognizing the faces, reasons, and rots of anger to addressing it and surviving it, the author shares tips and guidelines for improving you relationship with your teenager.
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Is your teen mad at the world? Not angry enough to shoot heroin or shoot up the high school. Not angry enough to steal a car or take the principal hostage. Nonetheless, you're having trouble reaching her. Or he's beginning to exhibit some risky behaviors. You sense he or she is running with the wrong crowd. Maybe anger is masquerading as moodiness, withdrawal, loneliness, or shame. When and how should a caring parent intervene? From recognizing the faces, reasons, and roots of anger to addressing it and surviving it, the author shares tips and guidelines garnered from years of counseling kids and parents who were on a collision course but then turned their lives around. Angry Teens and the Parents Who Love Them can be an important first step in an improved relationship with your teenager.
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PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 184268
- Product Code 083411982X
- EANÂ 9780834119826
- Pages 144
- Department General Books
- Category Parenting
- Sub-Category Parenting Adolescents
- Publisher Beacon Hill Press Of Kansas City
- Publication Date Jul 2002
- Dimensions 205 x 133 x 10mm
- Weight 0.185kg
Sandy J Austin
Sandy Austin has worked with thousands of kids and their parents for over twenty-five years in education, and in full or part-time ministry. She has a Master's degree in counseling and was one of the first counselors on the scene on the day of the tragedy at Columbine High School. Austin is currently a counselor at Green Mountain High School in Lakewood, Colorado. Today's Christian Women magazine declared her an "Everyday Hero" for her work in reaching out to children impacted by the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New York.
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