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Reading List for Parents of Teens
Back in Control: How to Get Your Children to Behave - Gregory Bodenhame
Back in Control is based on a highly successful program that has helped
thousands of parents regain control over their children. Without compromising
your values away or kicking the kids out of the house, it offers you the
simplest, most effective method of childhood discipline to date. It presents a
three-step formula that is perfect for virtually any adult wanting to control
children's misbehavior.
How to Deal With Your Acting-Up Teenager - Robert T. Bayard, Jean Bayard
"An outstandingly courageous, honest and original approach to teenage
acting-out. This book might save your family's sanity. " --Louise Bates Ames,
Gesell Institute of Human Development
Teens in Turmoil: A Path to Change for Parents, Adolescents, and Their Families
Carol Maxym, Ph.D.
This book offers practical guidance for parents of teens who are manipulating
the family and refusing to live by your rules.
Choices and Consequences: What to Do When a Teenager Uses Alcohol/Drugs - Dick
Schaefer
What to do when a teenager uses alcohol/drugs telling kids who are using alcohol
or other drugs to just say no isn't enough; the adults in their lives need to
take action. Describes a practical, proven step-by-step intervention system that
anyone can use to stop a teens harmful involvement with alcohol and other drugs
and start him or her on the road to a richer, fuller life.
Parents Teens and Boundaries: How to Draw the Line - Jane Bluestein
Practical sense is the overall theme to this book. Parents will enjoy the style
with which it is written and be able to put its parenting tips to use right
away.
Uncommon Sense for Parents With Teenagers - Michael Riera
This guide is more for the parent of teenagers who are not already in trouble.
It gives a different perspective on adolescents that many parents will
appreciate.
How to Keep Your Teenager Out of Trouble and What to Do If You Can't - Dr. Neil
I. Bernstein
Written by a clinical psychologist who's spent more than two decades bringing
families back from the brink, Dr. Neil I. Bernstein knows how to help parents
and teens successfully navigate these difficult and trying years. Thoughtful,
clear-eyed, comprehensive and refreshingly free of jargon, this book helps
parents identify whether their teens are exhibiting typical behavior-such as
locking themselves in their room for hours-or are exhibiting real danger signs,
such as being secretive, despondent, or constantly angry.
Get Out of My Life, but First Could You Drive Me and Cheryl to the Mall? : A
Parent's Guide to the New Teenager - Anthony E. Wolf
Full of insight and humor, but refreshingly nonjudgmental, this book offers
every parent a new perspective on his/her teenager. Dr. Wolf doesn't simply give
a blueprint of today's teenager; he examines the issues that confront parents
and shows why girls and boys act so differently during this time.
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