This book can help kids, parents, teachers, and counselors who are searching for healthy, nonviolent, humane ways for young people to deal with conflict. It gives readers a context in which to help young people understand and respond to violence.

Facing The Double-Edged Sword: Art Of Karate For Young People

WEBSTER-DOYLE, Terrence

Sports & Outdoors

Weatherhill

This is a workbook for bullies and victims ages eight to fourteen. With sample dialogue and exercises, it teaches children to respect themselves and introduces them to a variety of threatening situations and how to resolve them nonviolently. It also includes notes to teachers on how to combine various lessons for the most effective teachings.

Why Is Everybody Picking On Me: Guide To Handling Bullies

Children's Books

As a response to young people being victimized by bullies, more and more parents are choosing to enroll their children in martial arts schools. But are these schools teaching what their students really need? Dr. Terrence Webster-Doyle demonstrates convincingly how conventional instruction in martial arts—focused on physical skills only—is not enough to help young people understand and resolve conflict. However, if they are introduced to a whole martial art, one that teaches how to avoid and therefore prevent conflict, young people can learn to deal with threatening situations powerfully and effectively, without resorting to physical violence. Included in the text are mental martial arts skills, a chart of nonviolent alternatives, active family role-plays, and other creative activities that parents and children can work through together. Both parents and their children will discover ways to deal peacefully with violence that are surprisingly simple, satisfying to practice, and immediately useful.

Dr. Webster-Doyle's Martial Arts Guide For Parents: Helping Your Children Resolve Conflict Peacefully

Here is a fresh look at the traditional principles of karate, and especially a concept fundamental to all martial arts—that of the "empty self." It asks readers to let go of preconceptions of karate as merely a system of self-defense techniques and to realize the true intentions of this remarkable martial art.

One Encounter, One Chance: Essence Of The Art Of Karate

Individual Sports

A book for young people ages four to eight on martial arts for peace that can help them understand and resolve conflict peacefully.

My First Martial Arts Book (Martial Arts for Peace)

This book will help teach young people such important values as courtesy, kindness, honesty, order, respect, and responsibility. It can also help parents, teachers, counselors, and school administrators who are looking for effective ways to help young people resolve conflict peacefully.

Martial Arts Masters: Black Belt Warriors For Peace

This book in the award-winning Martial Arts for Peace™ series teaches young people aged 4 to 9 about Respect, one of the most important goals of the Martial Arts Code of Conduct.

Respect: Martial Arts Code Of Conduct

Teen & Young Adult

Defeat the Bully Without Fighting-Mini Curriculum

Growing Up Sane: The Tragic Irony

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

North Atlantic Books

One Encounter - One Chance, the Essence of Take Nami Do Karate

Education for Peace Pubns

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