This is an attractive, easy-to-read, highly informative and practical 42 page booklet for parents, foster and adoptive parents, therapists, teachers, school counselors, mental health providers, child protective services workers, CASA, police, and anyone else who wants to understand children's sexual behaviors. The booklet is designed to help understand what is healthy sexual behavior and development in children up to twelve years of age in addition to what is concerning and what may be abusive sexual behavior by children.

Understanding Children's Sexual Behaviors: What's Natural and Healthy

Computers & Technology

Johnson, Toni Cavanagh

Business Technology

NEARI Press

This classic workbook for sexual abusers introduces clients to assessment and treatment, helping them understand why they sexually abuse, why the deny it, and what to expect in treatment. Chapters include: Why Am I in Treatment, What is Evaluation, How Did I Become a Sex Offender, Stages of Recovery, and more. Each chapter includes homework and exercises.

Who Am I and Why Am I in Treatment?

Robert E. Freeman-Longo

Laren Bays

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Revised and updated, Enhancing Empathy helps clients work on developing their own empathy for others. The workbook clarifies in simple, concrete terms the difference between self-pity and empathy, details the effects of sexual abuse on victims, describes steps toward building empathy, warns about the four poisons that prevent empathy, describes in detail compassionate actions, and points the way toward a balanced life. Each chapter includes homework and exercises.

Enhancing Empathy

Steven Sawyer

These 2 classic workbooks have now been combined into a single volume. This volume expands on the standard relapse prevention workbook, teaching clients about cycles of abuse, the sexual abuse cycle, thoughts, feelings and behaviors that make up cycles, values clarification, relapse prevention, and basic interventions for cognitive distortions, mismanaged emotions, behavioral problems and more. Each chapter includes homework and exercises.

Why Did I Do It Again and How Can I Stop?

The Safe Workbook for Youth is time-tested curriculum for youth who experience problems with social and interpersonal skills. It covers such topics as communication and self-esteem, dealing with feelings, good relationships, empathy, and establishing a balanced lifestyle. It is an easy to read and easy to understand workbook, with exercises, homework assignments, and a self-administered test in each of the six chapters.

The Safe Workbook for Youth

John McCartHy

Kathy Macdonald

This book is the therapist and clinician's guide to Susan Robinson's first of its kind workbook for adolescent females who sexually abuse. This essential companion manual explains the purpose for each chapter in the workbook, provides answers to the self-administered workbook quizzes, lists web sites and other resources for information on working with adolescent females, and includes original experiential exercises to be used with each workbook chapter.

Growing Beyond Treatment Manual:Therapist Guide

Susan Robinson

Psychology & Counseling

Susan Robinson has written a first of its kind workbook for female adolescents who sexually abuse. The OJJDP has confirmed that differences between female and male clients and patients require gender-specific treatments. Growing Beyond (2002) is an excellent resource for those approaches, focusing on telling what they did, dealing with their own victimization, realizing the impact of abuse on themselves and those they abused, developing positive sexuality, and building self-esteem. Each chapter includes homework assignments and exercises.

Growing Beyond:A Workbook for Teenage Girls

This manual for clients with sexual behavior and sexual aggression problems includes a 16-week curriculum, homework assignments and appendices to help them understand and increase their awareness of conscience and its role in making moral and behavioral choices. It's a unique approach that can supplement and deepen traditional relapse prevention learning.

Using Conscience As A Guide: Student Manual

Niki Delson

This book focuses on the complex, and often incomprehensible, world of power struggles between adults and acting out kids in their care. Adults who could benefit from this book include parents, foster parents, public and special education teachers, therapists and counselors, child care staff and case workers. Topics include: who is really responsible for power struggles, why these struggles occur, the different reasons kids start them, what kids (as well as us as adults) ‘get’ from being in them, how to prevent them, and how to respond once they have started. The author discusses a range of techniques to prevent, avoid and defuse such struggles. These are some of the key strategies she and her colleagues have used with consistent success over the past twenty-seven years in both residential and day settings with thousands of defiant children and teens. This book is easy reading as well as a practical resource for parents and/or professionals who want to look at their own roles in the

Try and Make Me! Power Struggles: A Book of Strategies for Adults Who Live and Work with Angry Kids by Penny Cunninggim (2004) Paperback

Penny Cunninggim

There are few books available that so readily capture the realities of working with deeply troubled children. Reprinting this classic work will contribute to the quality healing work to which the best practitioners are committed. As stated by Dr. Craig Latham, Ph.D., a nationally recognized forensic psychologist who works daily with this population: “Too often, those of us treating children in residential facilities or hospitals become preoccupied with the goal of maintaining a safe and orderly environment at the expense of everything else. We create elaborate behavioral plans, as though rewards and sanctions alone, cleverly bestowed and imposed, were enough. Dr. Cotton reminds us of the profound, yet often overlooked truth that there is meaning in the angry, disruptive, disorganized, and occasionally spiteful behavior of distressed children. She encourages us to hunt for that meaning, and to create a therapeutic holding environment in which safety and stability originate with the experience of being heard and understood." This clearly written book, filled with vivid case examples and an updated section on the behavioral implications of pervasive developmental delay, is a must for everyone working in residential or hospital settings. Like Albert Trieschman's classic, The Other Twenty Three Hours, which revolutionized thinking about residential care thirty-five years ago and is still relevant, Lessons from the Lion's Den is worth reading and reading again.

Lessons from the Lion's Den: Therapeutic Management of Children in Psychiatric Hospitals and Treatment Centers

Medical Books

Nancy S. Cotton

Medicine

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