At-Risk & Angry Teens

Helps teens improve their self-image, build friendships, resist peer pressure, achieve goals, get along with parents, and much more.

Offers 42 activities and exercises adolescents can do to examine what makes them angry and learn to communicate their feelings more effectively.

This book not only describes the warning signs that predict which troubled children are more likely to become dangerous adults, but also details progress toward treatment for antisocial personality disorder.

This instructors manual provides invaluable assistance for leading teens through the Cage Your Rage for Teens program.

This is an evidence-based intervention curriculum that helps Native American youth make choices that motivate positive actions while avoiding the hazards of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.

How to recognize, understand, and deal with people who try to control you.

Provides school counselors, administrators, and teachers with cutting-edge information on how to prevent and respond to cyberbullying and cyberthreats.

This motivational DVD is a wonderful story about self-transformation how to turn failure into success through forgiveness and determination.

Packed with hands-on activities that art, music, drama, and movement to get kids thinking about their own anger cues and the way in which they express their anger.

Provides hope for turning gang members into productive community members and reversing the trends of gang violence.

Girls are cutting themselves with razors. Girls are convinced they’re fat, and starve themselves to prove it. Other girls are so anxious about grades they can’t sleep at night - at 11 years of age. What’s going on?

This workbook, based on a wide-ranging 10-year clinical study of anger and children by experts in the field, uses enjoyable games and exercises to teach the three critical components of parenting an angry child.

No collection should be without these bestsellers for teens.

The first comprehensive volume devoted exclusively to the biopsychosocial assessment, police and juvenile court processing, and institutional and community-based treatment and rehabilitation of juvenile offenders.

Written for men aged 15-35, this book contains more than mere self-defense techniques.

Examining anger as both a habit and addiction, this book helps teens better manage their anger and violent behavior.

Unique in its approach, this book is a comparative study that examines both gang members and nongang members to provide an accurate picture of the nature of gang life.

Helps people unlearn the destructive patterns of their anger habit and replace it with peaceful alternatives.

This is a practical, accessible, and innovative book/curriculum written for at-risk teen and young adult parents and the professionals who support them.

Describes the warning signs, guides teens through the steps of reaching out to a friend, and explains when and how to seek help. Also suggests ways for teens to help themselves when they're feeling stressed or depressed.

Over 70 interventions are provided to enhance students' self-control and self-discipline. The interventions are appropriate for use with individual students and are readily adaptable for small-group, classroom, and counseling settings.

Focuses on gang proliferation, migration, and crime patterns, and highlights known risk factors that lead to youths joining gangs and to gang formation within communities.

In 30 first-person accounts, teens tell how they overcame major life obstacles. Many aren’t the everyday problems most kids encounter, which makes their stories especially compelling - and their successes especially inspiring.

One of the most difficult life skills teenagers need to learn is how to control anger. This workbook helps teens engage in self-reflection, examine their thoughts and feelings that lead to feelings of anger, and learn effective ways to handle anger.

This straightforward, no-nonsense book shows young people how to discover the hope and self-confidence they need to succeed in life.