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BEM-138 Uhlenkamp, Jeannie. The Guide to Dating for Teenagers with Asperger Syndrome. Autism Asperger Publishing Co., 2009. $19.96
Dating is difficult for everyone, but it can be especially overwhelming tor teens with Asperger Syndrome, who typically struggle with social issues. Written in a question-and-answer format, this much-needed resource offers insight into and practical advice on dating challenges. Special education teacher Jeannie Uhlenkamp tackles some of the specific issues facing teens with AS in a logical progression, from how to know if someone likes you and how to ask someone out, to actually dating someone and breaking up. Each topic is followed by Discussion Questions (to get conversation flowing between teens and parents/teachers) and a Main Idea (to succinctly wrap up the main point). Also included are special notes to define the more elusive vocabulary and concepts of today’s dating world.
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BEM-136 Notbohm, Ellen and Zysk, Veronica. 1001 Great Ideas for Teaching & Raising Children with Autism or Asperger’s. FreeSpirit Publishing. $24.95.
Find solutions, explanations, commonsense advice, and strategies that speak to the variety of developmental levels, learning styles, and abilities inherent in children with autism or Asperger’s. Includes sections on sensory integration, communication and language, behaviour, daily living, thinking and being social, and teachers and learners.
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BEM 164 All About Autism DVDs. Attainment Company, Inc. ($219.00)
Four autism videos on DVD include Autism Times Two-a story of tribulations and triumphs; Straight Talk about Autism-features interviews with kids with autism and their parents; Asperger Syndrome explains the symptoms of and strategies for coping with Asperger Syndrome; and in Autism Spectrum Disorders, Glenis Benson, PHD presents her developmental perspective covering: Cognitive style, diagnostic characteristics, social behaviors, communication skills and deficits, support strategies, and challenging behaviors. (2010)
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BEM 163 Boys Town. Common Sense Parenting Skills DVD. Boys Town Press ($214.70)
All six (Preventing Problem Behavior, Building Relationships, Teaching Kids to Make Good Decisions, Correcting Misbehavior, Helping Kids Succeed in School, Teaching Children Self-Control) DVDs feature scenes that demonstrate how to use Common Sense Parenting techniques, commentary and advice from Boys Town parenting experts, as well as graphics and music to engage and inform parents who want to improve their parenting skills, their relationship with their child, and their child’s behavior. (2010)
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BEM 162 Teaching Students with Behavior Disorders. PCI Education ($56.95) (Grades K-12)
This 401 page book has dozens of teaching strategies and activities. Includes photos, forms, and vignettes along with practical tools for behavior management. (2010)
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BEM 161 Outrageous Behavior Modification. PCI Education ($49.95).
Handbook provides nontraditional tips and techniques to help manage truly difficult students. With scripts, wacky assignments, step-by-step protocols, and stimulus cards. (2010, 150 pgs)
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BEM-160 Common Sense Parenting Learn-at-Home Kit. Boys Town Press
This 3-hour DVD allows parents to sit in on actual parenting classes and watch a skilled trainer explain Common Sense Parenting techniques and answers to pointed questions asked by participants. Taped vignettes of problem situations and solutions are shown. A parent workbook offers more information, examples, helpful hints, and answers common questions.
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BEM-159 HERSHFIELD, Joanne. The Gillian Film. New Day Films.
This DVD is a moving portrait of an exceptional young woman who works at a local veterinary clinic, rides horses, takes dancing classes, and is developmentally disabled. When Gillian decides to move out of the house, her mother must come to terms with letting go. This film shares the difficulties and joys of both raising and being a person whose abilities are in constant and productive tension with her distinctive thought styles and cognitive capacities. It explores the importance of social inclusion and independent living for people with disabilities by intricately covering the basic needs for transition to independent living. Ultimately, through an examination of one life defined a little differently, the Gillian Film explores and transforms our understanding of the meaning and worth of people with disabilities.
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BEM-158 Birmaher, Boris, M.D. New Hope for Children and Teens with Bipolar Disorder. BoysTown Press
Contains the latest information on the causes of bipolar disorders and biological treatments and psychosocial therapies for it. How to handle behavioral and academic problems, assess and manage suicidal tendencies. For parents and professionals caring for bipolar youth. 349 pages.
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BEM-157 Fristad, Mary A., Ph.D. and Goldberg Arnold, Jill S., Ph.D. Raising a Moody Child. BoysTown Press.
Difficult! Angry! Cranky! High-Strung! If you are struggling with a child’s unpredictable emotions and unmanageable conduct, “moody” might be an understatement. Moodiness, however, can point to several serious yet treatable disorders. These pages offer realistic examples and step-by-step strategies to help you teach your moody child how to get along better in the world. 270 pages.
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BEM-156A Helping a Friend Who is Depressed or Suicidal. Boys Town Press.
Help teens recognize the signs of depression and suicide in order to prevent tragedies. This program on DVD discusses thewarning signs of suicide and appropriate intervention options, encouraging young people to respond and seek help when a friend is in danger. Groups of teens offer support and consider other options to avoid a drastic decision. (21 minutes)
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BEM-156 Barnard, Martha Underwood, Ph.D. Helping Your Depressed Child. BoysTown Press.
This valuable resource guide for parents helps them assess and understand a child’s depression, seek the appropriate help, and discover how the whole family can participate in a wellness plan to help a depressed child through this rough time. Discusses getting a diagnosis, discipline, grief, and medication. 194 pages.
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BEM-155 Borba, Michele, Ed.D. Don’t Give Me That Attitude! BoysTown Press.
How do you deal with children who are arrogant,bad-mannered, bad-tempered, domineering, demanding, or all of the above? Change their attitude. This book is for you if you are dealing with a child who is selfish, a poor loser, greedy, ungrateful, fresh, cruel, narrow-minded, manipulative, impatient, irresponsible, judgmental, or insensitive. Helping kids overcome these unpleasant character traits now can save them a lot of heartache in the future.
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BEM-154 Go Media. Defending Yourself - DVD. BoysTown Press.
An emotionally charged video that makes children really think about bullying issues by posing important questions about bullies and their victims. Offers children positive suggestions on how to resolve bullying behavior in safe yet effective ways. Children, counselors, and youth workers offer their perspectives and experiences on bullying, teasing, and put-downs.
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BEM-153 Bolton, Jose, Sr.,Ph.D., LPC & Graeve, Stan,M.A. No Room for Bullies. BoysTown Press.
This book shatters popular myths about bullying to reveal its stark realities. You’ll learn who’s playing the intimidation game, and how they play it…from school exclusion and emotional backstabbing to physical violence, sexual harassment, and cyberspace cruelty. But No Room for Bullies takes readers beyond problem recognition to proven solutions.
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BEM-152 Beane, Allan L. The Bully Free Classroom. BoysTown Press,1999.
Make your classroom a place without fear. More than 100 prevention and intervention strategies for K-8 teachers: some are classroom-centered, designed to change all students’ attitudes and behaviors, some are victim-centered, and others are bully-centered. Includes checklists, resources, and reproducible handout masters.
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BEM-151 Baker, Bruce L. and Brightman, Alan J. Steps to Independence. Academic Therapy Publications.
This widely used step-by-step guide has helped thousands of parents teach essential life skills to their children with disabilities. Included are teaching tips for: self-help skills, toilet training, chores, independent living, self-care skills, home-care skills, and more.
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BEM-150 Osman, Betty B. with Blinder, Henriette. No One to Play With – Revised. Academic Therapy Publications.
In the backyard at home or the playground at school, LD/ADD youngsters are often cruelly snubbed in informal play groups. This compassionate, practical, readable guide describes everyday social problems and situations and offers invaluable advice on how to deal with them effectively.
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BEM-149 When a Friend Dies. Greystone Educational Material.
Genuine understanding and gentle advice for any teen who is grieving the death of a friend. A must for parents and teachers whose teens have experienced a painful loss.
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BEM-148 Kroen, William, Ph.D., LMHC. Helping Children Cope With the Loss of a Loved One. A guide for grownups. Hawthorne Educational Service.
Dr. Kroen explains how children from infancy through age 18 perceive and react to death. He suggests ways to respond to children at different ages and stages, and describes specific strategies for guiding and supporting them through the grieving process. A list of recommended organizations & additional readings is included.
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BEM-147 Teyber, Edward. Helping Children Cope With Divorce. Revised Edition. Hawthorne Educational Service.
Newly updated and revised, this perennial bestseller offers practical guidance on what divorcing parents can do to help their children adjust successfully to the breakup of their families.
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BEM-146 Ozonoff, Sally,Ph.D.; Dawson, Geraldine, Ph.D.; McPartland, James. A Parent’s Guide to Asperger Syndrome & High-Functioning Autism. Hawthorne Educational Service.
This book is packed with ideas for helping children relate more comfortable to peers, learn the rules of appropriate behavior, and participate more fully in school and family life. It also explains what scientists currently know about autism spectrum disorders and how they are diagnosed and treated.
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BEM-145 Siegel, Bryna. The World of the Autistic Child: Understanding and Treating Autism Spectrum Disorders. Academic Therapy Publications.
Straightforward and sympathetic, Dr Siegel guides parents of autistic children, teachers, child specialists, and other professionals that care for them, through the thicket of symptoms and labels, explaining the crucial importance of intensive early education, and how to find the resources and help that are available.
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BEM-144 Working With Aggressive Youth. BoysTown Press, 1989
This manual is designed to provide basic information to child-care staff who work with aggressive youth in open settings such as schools, clinics, group homes, foster care, etc.. The treatment techniques presented in this training are nonphysical and nonaversive. They are derived from a comprehensive system of youth treatment techniques.
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BEM-143 Sewell, Karen. Breakthroughs: Curriculum for Students with Autism. DVD & Manual Attainment Company, Inc., 1998
This comprehensive teachers’ manual covers math, reading, fine motor, self-help, vocational and social skills, as well as providing numerous lesson plan reproducibles. Includes an exhaustive listing of essential resources for classroom setup.
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BEM-142 Evans, Patricia. Teen Torment: Overcoming Verbal Abuse at Home and at School. BoysTown Press, 2003
From simple putdowns to hate-filled trash talking, teens are drowning in a sea of poisoned words. This must-read book shows teens, parents, and teachers how important it is to detect this hurtful behavior early on, and how to deal with and end this epidemic before it ruins young lives.
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BEM-141 Borba, Michelle, Ed.D. No More Misbehaving: 38 Difficult Behaviors and How to Stop Them. BoysTown Press, 2003
As much as we may dislike the idea of discipline, as parents it’s something we must do. The real question is now whether we should discipline, but how to discipline so the misbehavior is stopped for good. This will be the only discipline book you’ll ever need to raise good kids.
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BEM-140 Magid, Dr. Ken & McKelvey, Carole A. High Risk: Children Without a Conscience. BoysTown Press, 1988
Who are these children without a conscience? They are children who cannot trust, love, or be loved. They grow up to be charmers, con artists, amoral entrepreneurs, thieves, drug users, pathological liars, and worst of all: psychopathical killers: and they are often the product of even the best-intentioned families. Here is a book that addresses one of our society’s greatest problems.
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BEM-139 Simmons, Rachel. Odd Girl Out. BoysTown Press, 2002
Dirty looks, taunting notes, exclusion from social groups: is there is a hidden culture of girls? – aggression in our schools as widespread as it is painful. This book exposes the truth about what’s going on, and helps everyone – from parents and teachers to coaches and counselors – understand how to cope.
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BEM-137 Parker, Harvey C. Problem Solver Guide for Students with ADHD. Hawthorne Educational Services, Inc. 2002
This book was designed to be used as a quick reference guide for parents and teachers of elementary and secondary school students with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHA). Ready-to-use intervention.
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BEM-133 Bauman, Lawrence, Ph.D. and Riche, Robert. Ten Most Troublesome Teen-age Problems. Carol Publishing Group, 1997.
This book will attempt to facilitate your efforts to solve some of the problems that you have with your teenager.
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BEM-130 Beckers, Wesley. Parents are Teachers. Research Press, 1971.
The program shows parents how to systematically use consequences to teach children in positive ways what children need to learn to become effective people and designed to help parents learn to be more effective teachers of their children.
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BEM-129 Jackson, Tom. Activities That Teach Family Values. Red Rock Publishing, 1998.
Fifty-two fun and easy to do activities that really make a difference in the areas of Caring, Cooperation, Honesty, Perseverance, Respect, Responsibility, Service to others and more.
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BEM-128 Alexander-Roberts, Colleen. ADHD & Teens. Taylor Publishing Company, 1995.
This book is a complete parenting guide that provides you with the information you need to survive these trying years.
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BEM-125 Kvols, Kathryn. Redirecting Children’s Behavior. Parenting Press, Inc., 1998.
This comprehensive book will show you the path to peace within your family and beyond.
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BEM-122 Koplewicz, Harold. It’s Nobody’s Fault. Time Books, 1996.
This book takes you step-by-step through the process of pinpointing the nature of your child’s problem, from getting the right evaluation through the latest information on diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis.
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BEM-121 Fad, KAthleen S. Reaching Out to Troubled Kids: 15 Helpful Ways to Bridge the Gap Between Parents, Teachers, and Kids. Spopris West Publishing, 1996.
Reaching Out to Troubled Kids provides ideas for adults who want to develop trust and positive communications with the at-risk children and adolescents in their lives. the book details 15 ares in which parents and teachers can work to improve their relaationships with young people, and provides many different tips and tactics for effecting positive change in each area. Softcover 61 pgs.
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BEM 39 LANE, Leonard. The Gallaudet Survival Guide to Signing. Gallaudet University Press, 1987.
The Gallaudet Survival Guide to Signing is the sign language book for the beginning signer. The guide provides over 500 of the most frequently used signs, clear illustrations and descriptions of every sign, suggestions for successful signing, hints on how to most effectively use the book, two full pages showing the American Manual Alhpabet, and a separate section on manual numbers and how to use them in conversation.
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BEM-38 Cline, Foster W., M.D. Grief, Trauma, and Loss: Helping Children Cope The Love and Logic Press
You can be a major positive influence in the life of a hurting child! Following a dark and gloomy storm, we often see a colorful rainbow. On this audiocassette, Foster W. Cline, M.D. provides powerful tools for helping children cope with the pain commonly associated with grief, trauma, and loss. Children can emerge from life’s storms stronger, helthier, and even better prepared for other tough times ahead!
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BEM-37 Fay, Jim Helicopters, Drill Sergents, and Consultants: Parenting Styles and the Messages They Send The Love and Logic Press. (includes 1 audio cassette tape)
Each parenting style sends a powerful message to your child about what he or she is, or is not capable of. Parenting expert and humorous storyteller Jim Fay helps you identify your style, then shares practical, stress-free techniques for becoming a consultant parent. You’ll enjoy being a parent again.
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BEM-36 Families With Deaf Children. BoysTown Press.
Your child has just been diagnosed with a severe hearing loss. What happens now? The best guides through the journey of discovery and difficult choices ahead can be parents of other Deaf children. The parents on this videotape have different feelings and make different choices, but all see their children as individuals who can succeed as members of their family and community. Their stories provide parents and professionals with a starting point for discussion and decision making. 27 minutes.
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BEM-35 Families With Hard-of-Hearing Children. BoysTown Press.
This video helps Parents of children diagnosed with a partial hearing loss know what’s ahead. Following two families in their search for answers, the tape provides useful guidance about working with audiologists and school personnel to meet the child’s needs. It also shows parents that hard-of-hearing children lead very normal lives and get along well with their peers. 34 minutes
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BEM-34 Videos for Parents. BoysTown Press
These eleven no-nonsense videos for parents get right to the point. Each presents a common parenting problem or challenge including peer pressure, problem solving, self-esteem, correcting and preventing misbehavior, setting goals, and more. Then the video describes and demonstrates parenting techniques for each situation. Videos run from 10 to 15 minutes each.
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BEM-30 Goldstein, Sam Dr.. Why Won’t my Child Pay Attention Neurology, Learning and Behavior Center 1989.
Why do some children have so much trouble paying attention, sitting still, and controlling themselves? These behaviors cause the most common and complex problems of childhood. they affect, children in all areas of their lives. These problems are especially frustrating because many parents do not recognize that they stem from nonpurposeful behaviors and must be dealt with through understanding and education rather than punishment. This program will familiarize parents with these behaviors and the problems they can cause in childhood. Dr. Goldstein provides an easy to follow explanation concerning the effect these behaviors have upon children at different ages and what parents can do to successfully and happily manage the problems these behaviors cause. (VHS – Approximate run time - 76 minutes)
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BEM-29 Barkely, Russell. Understanding the Defiant Child Video and Manual. Guilford Publications, Inc., 1997.
In this clear and accessible resource for clinicians and school practitioners, parents, students of child behavior, and teachers, Dr. Barkley illuminates: the nature of ODD, its causes, why it should be dealt with early, and what can be done.
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BEM-28 Burke, Ray; Herron, Ron; and Schuchmann, Linda. Common Sense Parenting Learn-At-Home Video Kit. Father Flanagan’s Boy’s Home, 1999.
This program offers you a blueprint for parenting that emphasize your role as your children¡Ùs first and most important teacher.
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BEM-27 Barkley, Russell. Managing the Defiant Child Video and Manual. The Guilford Press, 1997.
The manual is intended to provide an overview of the management of defiance in children that fills in details not covered at all or in as much detail in the tape.
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BEM-26 Powell, Thomas & Gallagher, Peggy Brothers & Sisters: A Special Part of Exceptional Families Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co.
Siblings experience a bond unique to their relationship. A brother or sister is usually the first close friend and playmate a child has, and that relationship often outlasts all others. “Brother & Sisters-A Special Part of Exceptional Families” explores this affinity from the perspective of siblings with a brother or sister who has a disability. Rich with personal testimonies, this compelling book shares the joys and sorrows so familiar to exceptional families. Sublings speak openly about the challenges they encounter in day-to-day interactions with their brother or sister and discuss how these interactons affect them not only at home, but also at school, in the community, and in their adult lives. This edition helps professionals and families explore such vital issues as effective listening, sibling adjustment, family-oriented services, and innovative teaching and counseling programs. This guide also includes a list of 30 parental strategies and 20 sibling strategies suggested by a panel of siblings. Softcover, 291 pgs. 1993
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BEM-25 Meyer, Donald J. Uncommon Fathers: Reflections on Raising a Child with a Disability. Woodbine House Inc.
“Uncommon Fathers” is a compelling collection of essays by fathers who were asked to reflect and write about the life-altering experience of having a child with a disability. Nineteen fathers have taken an intro-spective and honest look at this deply emotional subject, offering a seldon-heard perspective on raising children with special needs. The first book written for fathers by fathers, “Uncommon Fathers” should also be helpful to partners, family, friends, and service providers who will appreciate this rare forum and perhaps, learn from what these fathers have to say. Softcover, 206 pgs.
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BEM-24 MBerg, Frances M.. Afraid to Eat: Children & Teens in Weight Crisis. Healthy Weight Publishing Network.
At last, A book that challenges the social pressures to be thin. “Afraid to Eat” explains what this is doing to kids, how they’re hurting themselves emotionally, intellectually and physically, and how we as parents, teachers and friends can free our children and help them fulfill their potential as generous capable, unique individuals. “Afraid to Eat” examines America’s youth crisis in four major areas: 1) Eating Disorders; 2) Dysfunctional Eating; 3) Size Prejudice; 4) Overweight and shows the way to a healthy change. Softcover, 310 pgs.
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BEM-23 Divinye, Joyce L.P.C. Good Kids, Difficult Behavior. The Wellness Connection
In this book, Joyce Divinyi presents simple, effective tools for understanding difficult behavior and changing it through preparation and response. She draws on her 20 years of experience working with troubled kids in schools, psychiatric hospitals, juvenile justice systems and private practice counseling. this book is a valuable guide for anyone working with challenging children and teenagers. Softcover, 146 pgs.
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BEM-22 Wagonseller, Bill R. & McDowell, Richard L. You and Your Child: A Common Sense Approach to Successful Parenting Research Press. ($9.95)
In our changing society, prospective parents have less and less opportunity to learn through appropriate models how to be good parents. In the past, many in the behavioral sciences who work closely with parents and their problems have attempted to meet their needs through books for parents. “You and Your Child” is organized around groups of skills parents need to be effective: how to provide a consistent model of responsible behavior; how to communicate with your child; how to become an active participant in you child’s life; understanding the changing child in a changing environment; and how to change behavior in desired directions. Softcover, 173 pgs.
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BEM-21 Davitz, Lois & Joel. How to Live Almost Happily with a Teenager Avon Books. ($9.95) (Grades 4 - 12)
Drawing from years of professional experience, Doctors Lois and Joel Davitz have put together just the help parents need. Over 18 winning ways to raise adolescents! Going straight to the root of teenage problems, the authors offer essential clues to exactly what psychological meaning these years have for the teenager. Softcover, 260 pgs.
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BEM-20 Duvall, Lynn. Respecting Our Differences: A Guide To Getting Along in a Changing World Free Spirit Publishing. ($9.95)
“Respecting Our Differences” invites you to become more tolerant of others and enjoy the rich variety of our changing culture. You’ll meet students from across the country who are working to promote tolerance in their schools and communities. You’ll learn to examine your own attitudes and beliefs, sterotypes and prejudices. You’ll discover that everyone can learn to be more tolerant of at least one person or one group of people.
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BEM-19 Hipp, Earl. Fighting Invisible Tigers: A Stress Management Guide for Teens Free Spirit Publishing. ($9.95) (Grades 7 – 12)
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, frustrated, inadequate, tired, or stressed out by the challenges in your life, you’re not alone. In “Fighting Inisible Tigers”, you’ll find that other young people feel the same way. You’ll also learn what to do about the stress you feel. Proven, practical advice covers everything you need to know about stress management and life management, from coping with stress to being assertive, building supportive relationships, taking supportive relationships, taking risks, making decisions, ataying healthy, dealing with fears and misconceptions, recognizing perfectionism, using positive self-talk – even growing a funny bone. A special section, “Self-Care for Tiger Bites,” offers immediate first aid to times when your really at your limit and need fast relief. Book and leader’s guide included. 1995
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BEM-18 Doman, Donna. What To Do About Your Brain-Injured Child Avery Publishing. ($9.95) (Grades K – 12)
In this book, the author discusses techniques, as well as the tools he uses to measure – and untimately improve – visual, auditory, tectile, mobility, language, and manual development. Glen Doman eplains the unique methods of treatment that are constantly being improved and expanded. He then describes the program with which parents are able to treat their own children at home in a familiar and loving environment. Included throughout are case histories, drawings, charts, and diagrams. Softcover, 294 pgs.
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BEM-17 Pelzer, David J. A Child Called “It” Omaha Press Publishing. ($9.95)
An abused child’s journey from victim to victor. David Pelzer’s childhood experience is a testimony to the triumph of the human spirit. This book vividly articulates the abuse he suffered at the hands of his mother and the unbelievable apathy of others to his plight. Pelzer’s courage and determination will go a long way in helping the millions of children in America who, too often, suffer every day in silence. Softcover, 294 pgs.
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BEM-16 Lash, Marilyn When Your Child Goes to School After an Injury Exceptional Parent Mag. ($9.95) (Grade K – 12)
This guide was written with the help of many families, educators, and professionals. Special thanks are given to the Family Task Force of the Research and Training Center in Rehabilitation and Childhood Trauma. This practical guide is intended to be used primarily by families with children returning to school after a serious injury. Families point out however, that regardless of the cause of the disability, children share much in common. Therefore, the author hopes that many other families with children who have disabilities will use it. Softcover, 66 pgs.
