You’ve seen it on the news too many times to count. School shootings, adolescent addictions, bullying, eating disorders, depression and suicide, cutting, pregnancy. There is no lack of bad news to be told about teenagers today. Maybe you believe that will never happen to “my child.” And maybe it won’t. But crises aren’t always the stories that make the evening news. The spectrum of crises an adolescent may face can range from something as (seemingly harmless) as getting caught cheating on a test to dealing with the breakdown of the family, to acting out and getting in trouble with the law. And the reality is that someone they know will likely experience some kind of crisis—and that can affect your teen significantly. Either way, when a crisis affects your teen, wouldn’t you want to be prepared?
Rich Van Pelt and Jim Hancock, both of whom have raised teenagers into adulthood and have spent decades in youth ministry and crisis management, bring together their expertise and insight to help you identify and understand what a crisis is and how you can help your teen live and grow through it. Inside, you’ll find practical responses for issues like:
<ul>
<li>Suicidal thoughts or behavior</li>
<li>Accidents</li>
<li>Cheating</li>
<li>Death (of a friend or loved one)</li>
<li>Divorce</li>
<li>Eating disorders</li>
<li>Hazing</li>
<li>Pregnancy</li>
<li>Sexual abuse</li>
<li>Sexual identity confusion</li>
<li>Substance abuse or addiction</li>
<li>And more…</li>
</ul>
In addition to learning appropriate responses to crises, you’ll learn how to prevent some of these issues, and how to get professionals involved when necessary. Whatever it is your teen is dealing with, your influence in their life is still the most important one. So be prepared to walk them through their crisis with wisdom, compassion, and the tools to help them heal.

The Parent's Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis (Youth Specialties (Paperback))

Van Pelt, Rich

Hancock,Jim

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Zondervan

When youth work becomes crisis managers. Anyone who stays in youth ministry for a while will encounter significant crises. Family break-ups, substance abuse, sexual assault, eating disorders, cutting, suicide, gun violenceŠ But without proper and immediate care, crises like these can cause years of emotional pain and spiritual scarring in students. Rich Van Pelt and Jim Hancock want to help you prevent that from happening. Through their experience and expertise, you¹ll learn how to: -Respond quickly and effectively to crisis -Balance legal, ethical, and spiritual outcomes -Forge preventive partnerships with parents, schools, and students -Bring healing when damage is done When crises happen‹and they will, ready or not‹there are practical steps you can take. Van Pelt and Hancock provide field-tested counsel and specific, biblical advice for each stage of crisis. Keep this book on hand as your go-to resource when you need it most. Because when it comes to crisis, it¹s not a matter of if, but when.

The Youth Worker's Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis (Youth Specialties (Paperback))

Christian Books & Bibles

Christian Living

Intensive care: Helping teenagers in crisis

Religion & Spirituality

Zondervan Pub. House

Intensive Care: Helping Teenagers in Crisis (Zpmdervam/Youth Specialties)

Teenagers now face a different world than they would have twenty, even ten years ago. Confronted with new choices and challenges, they grow up exposed to influences both positive and negative. Issues that can arise in high school—fights, sexual abuse, eating disorders—can be overwhelming, and, when teens look for advice, volunteers need to know how to help.
In this curriculum, Van Pelt and Hancock recommend and detail a program for dealing with crises in a way that will be most helpful for struggling teens. They’ve divided their approach into four stages:
<ul>
<li>Understanding various crises and their potential consequences.</li>
<li>Spotting crises by learning to recognize signs and get the whole story.</li>
<li>Responding to crises by initiating contact, managing confidentiality, and taking follow-up steps to ensure teens receive professional help as necessary.</li>
<li>Preventing crises by creating a safe environment and sharing information with teens.</li>
</ul>
As confusing as life can be for teenagers, it can be just as difficult for volunteers to understand and help them through life’s darker times. Van Pelt and Hancock have compiled a helpful, comprehensive guide invaluable to anyone working closely with teens.
This pack contains one book and one DVD.

The Volunteer's Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis Participant's Guide with DVD

Teenagers now face a different world than they would have twenty, even ten years ago. Confronted with new choices and challenges, they grow up exposed to influences both positive and negative. Issues that can arise in high school―fights, sexual abuse, eating disorders―can be overwhelming, and, when teens look for advice, volunteers need to know how to help. In A Volunteer’s Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis¬, Van Pelt and Hancock recommend and detail a program for dealing with crises in a way that will be most helpful for struggling teens. They’ve divided their approach into four stages: • Understanding various crises and their potential consequences. • Spotting crises by learning to recognize signs and get the whole story. • Responding to crises by initiating contact, managing confidentiality, and taking follow-up steps to ensure teens receive professional help as necessary. • Preventing crises by creating a safe environment and sharing information with teens. As confusing as life can be for teenagers, it can be just as difficult for volunteers to understand and help them through life’s darker times. Van Pelt and Hancock have compiled a helpful, comprehensive guide invaluable to anyone working closely with teens.

The Volunteer's Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis: A DVD Study

Teenagers now face a different world than they would have twenty, even ten years ago. Confronted with new choices and challenges, they grow up exposed to influences both positive and negative. Issues that can arise in high school—fights, sexual abuse, eating disorders—can be overwhelming, and, when teens look for advice, volunteers need to know how to help.
In this participant's guide (DVD/digital video sold separately), Van Pelt and Hancock recommend and detail a program for dealing with crises in a way that will be most helpful for struggling teens. They’ve divided their approach into four stages:
<ul>
<li>Understanding various crises and their potential consequences.</li>
<li>Spotting crises by learning to recognize signs and get the whole story.</li>
<li>Responding to crises by initiating contact, managing confidentiality, and taking follow-up steps to ensure teens receive professional help as necessary.</li>
<li>Preventing crises by creating a safe environment and sharing information with teens.</li>
</ul>
As confusing as life can be for teenagers, it can be just as difficult for volunteers to understand and help them through life’s darker times. Van Pelt and Hancock have compiled a helpful, comprehensive guide invaluable to anyone working closely with teens.
Designed for use with The Volunteer's Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis Video Study (sold separately).

The Volunteer's Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis Participant's Guide

HarperChristian Resources

Usted lo ha visto en las noticias demasiadas veces como para llevar la cuenta: tiroteos en los colegios, adicciones de los adolescentes, pleitos, desórdenes alimenticios, depresión y suicidio, insultos, embarazos. No faltan las malas noticias acerca de los adolescentes hoy.Tal vez usted piense que eso nunca le sucederá a «mi hijo». Y quizás sea así. Sin embargo, las crisis no siempre son historias que aparecen en los noticieros vespertinos. La variedad de crisis que el adolescente enfrenta puede variar desde algo (al parecer tan inocuo) como verse atrapado haciendo trampas en un examen, tener que lidiar con la ruptura de la familia, fanfarronear, hasta meterse en problemas con la ley. En realidad es muy probable que alguien que usted conozca atraviese algún tipo de crisis… y eso puede afectar de un modo significativo a su adolescente. De cualquier manera, cuando una crisis afecta a su adolescente, ¿no le gustaría estar preparado?Rich Van Pelt y Jim Hancock, habiendo ambos criado a adolescentes que ya son adultos y dedicado décadas al ministerio juvenil y el manejo de las crisis, aportan su experiencia y perspectiva para ayudarle a identificar y comprender cuál es la crisis y cómo ayudar a su adolescente a hacerle frente y crecer por medio de esa experiencia. Aquí usted hallará respuestas prácticas para cuestiones tales como: • Trampas en los exámenes• Muerte (de algún amigo o ser querido)• Divorcio• Desórdenes alimenticios• Hostigamiento• Embarazos• Abuso sexual • Confusión en la identidad sexual • Abuso de substancias químicas o adicción• Y mucho más… Además de aprender a responder de manera apropiada a la crisis, usted aprenderá cómo prevenir algunos de estos asuntos y conseguir la intervención de profesionales cuando sea necesario. Sin que importe con lo que su adolescente esté lidiando, su influencia en su vida sigue siendo lo más importante. Así que prepárese para acompañarlos en sus crisis con sabiduría, compasión, y las herramientas para ayudarles a sanar.

Cómo ayudar a jóvenes en crisis (Especialidades Juveniles) (Spanish Edition)

Vida

Lo has visto en las noticias una y otra vez; tiroteos en las escuelas, adicciones en adolescentes, intimidación, trastornos alimenticios, depresión y suicidio, autolesión, embarazo. Las malas noticias no faltan cuando hablamos de los adolescentes de hoy día.Posiblemente crees que eso nunca le ocurrirá a “mi hijo/a”. Puede que no. Pero las crisis no siempre son las noticias que aparecen en los titulares de las noticias vespertinas. La variedad de crisis que un adolescente puede llegar a afrontar se extiende desde algo tan aparentemente inocuo como ser sorprendido copiando en un examen a que hacer con la cuando la familia se desintegra, o actuando en rebeldía y metiéndose en problemas con la ley. Y la realidad es que probablemente alguien que conocen experimentará algún tipo de crisis, y eso puede afectar a tu adolescente sensiblemente. Sea como fuere, cuando tu adolescente se ve afectado por una crisis, ¿no quisieras estar preparado?Rich Van Pelt y Jim Hancock, ambos padres que han criado adolescentes hasta la adultez y que han dedicado décadas al ministerio entre jóvenes y gestión de riesgo, combinan su experiencia y percepción para ayudarte a identificar y comprender lo que es una crisis y como puedes ayudar a tu adolescente a superarla y a desarrollarse a través de la misma. En sus páginas encontrarás respuestas prácticas en lo relacionado a temas como:• Pensamientos o comportamientos suicidas• Accidentes• Copiar y plagiar• Muerte (de un amigo o ser querido)• Trastornos alimenticios• Rituales de iniciación• Embarazo• Abuso sexual• Confusión de identidad sexual• Abuso o adicción de drogas• Y mucho más…Además de aprender como responder debidamente a las crisis, también aprenderás como prevenir algunos de estos problemas y como recurrir a la participación de profesionales si es necesario.Sea cual fuere el problema al que tu adolescente se está enfrentando, tu influencia en su vida sigue siendo lo más importante. Por tanto, prepárate a acompañarle en su crisis con sabiduría, compasión, y con las herramientas para ayudarle a sanar.

Padres a prueba de crisis: Una guía para prevenir y curar los problemas de nuestros hijos (Especialidades Juveniles) (Spanish Edition)

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