As a counseling professional, you see people every day coping, and at times struggling, with difficult problems. Whether it’s divorce, parent/teen battles, custody disputes, or allegations of abuse, your counsel and guidance can make the difference.
Our booklets are 20 pages - small enough to be tucked in a purse or backpack. But don’t let their size fool you! Time and again counselors, and clients, tell us how these little booklets have helped readers understand and work through problems – serious problems – in their lives.
Our booklets are 20 pages - small enough to be tucked in a purse or backpack. But don’t let their size fool you! Time and again counselors, and clients, tell us how these little booklets have helped readers understand and work through problems – serious problems – in their lives.
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Toward a Happier Family:
Parenting That Doesn’t Hurt
For the parent who wants to stop physically and
emotionally abusing their child. Helps the parent recognize why he or she went
down the path to abuse, what the triggers are that lead to an explosion, and how
to use better interventions for raising a happy and healthy child. #5017
NEW June 2011
Parenting That Doesn’t Hurt
For the parent who wants to stop physically and
emotionally abusing their child. Helps the parent recognize why he or she went
down the path to abuse, what the triggers are that lead to an explosion, and how
to use better interventions for raising a happy and healthy child. #5017
NEW June 2011
Time to Change:
Building Relationships That Don’t Hurt
For the abuser who is making a serious effort to
change. Includes discussion of why abuse happens and step-by-step advice on how
to avoid abuse when conflict arises. Information is derived from evidence-based
practice of recovery groups for abusers. #5016
NEW June 2011
Building Relationships That Don’t Hurt
For the abuser who is making a serious effort to
change. Includes discussion of why abuse happens and step-by-step advice on how
to avoid abuse when conflict arises. Information is derived from evidence-based
practice of recovery groups for abusers. #5016
NEW June 2011
The Way Out for Abused Women:
How to Safely Leave a Dangerous Relationship
Abused women are told to leave their abusers, but
leaving can increase the danger. Summarizes the advice of experts on how to
safely escape and start a new life.#5009
How to Safely Leave a Dangerous Relationship
Abused women are told to leave their abusers, but
leaving can increase the danger. Summarizes the advice of experts on how to
safely escape and start a new life.#5009
Acquaintance Rape:
The Danger Is Not from a Stranger
1 in 4 American women will be raped; 3 in 4 will know
their attacker. Looks at factors that increase the chances of rape, advises how
to avoid being a victim. #5007
The Danger Is Not from a Stranger
1 in 4 American women will be raped; 3 in 4 will know
their attacker. Looks at factors that increase the chances of rape, advises how
to avoid being a victim. #5007
Ending Addiction:
How Do People Quit?
Attitudes, decisions, and methods that make recovery
from addiction possible. Stresses that addiction is a pattern of behavior - and
so is ending it. #1019
How Do People Quit?
Attitudes, decisions, and methods that make recovery
from addiction possible. Stresses that addiction is a pattern of behavior - and
so is ending it. #1019
Straight Talk about Drugs
Kids may be ignorant about drugs, but they don’t want
to be told so. Provides facts, not sermons, about drug use. Offers reasons, and
effective ways, to say no. #1001
Kids may be ignorant about drugs, but they don’t want
to be told so. Provides facts, not sermons, about drug use. Offers reasons, and
effective ways, to say no. #1001
How to Assess Your Drinking
... and Stay in Control
Outlines why people have drinking problems; offers
detailed list of danger signals. How to evaluate personal drinking patterns and
change them if indicated. #1109
... and Stay in Control
Outlines why people have drinking problems; offers
detailed list of danger signals. How to evaluate personal drinking patterns and
change them if indicated. #1109
