9798190855234 - preventing substance abuse & addiction in children and adolescents: for the parents who kept showing up , and for the young people who found their way back . di said, el mehdi (5 risultati)
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Somewhere around fourteen, maybe fifteen, someone will offer your child drugs: a classmate or a kid at a party. Usually somebody you already know and probably like. Most parents find this out years after it happened, or they never find out at all. I spent over twenty years in addiction car…e in the Netherlands, much of it doing outreach, which meant I didn't sit in an office waiting for people to show up; I went to them in schools, streets, living rooms. I sat with teenagers who were already using and with parents who had no idea, and I can tell you the gap between those two groups is usually about two years of signs that were there but didn't look like signs. That's why I wrote this book. Not to scare you, and definitely not to tell you what a bad parent you've been. You've had enough of that. What you'll actually get: why 'just say no' never worked and what to do with your kid instead, broken down by age from 3 through 18; the real warning signs and the ones parents misread all the time; how to have the conversation so your child keeps talking to you afterward; what to do when you're past prevention (who to call, how fast, and the well-meant mistakes that push kids further away); and a quick-reference section for when you need to know what to do tonight, not after six chapters. Some of what's in here comes from research and school programs I've helped build. A lot of it comes from specific kids I worked with: a girl who asked for help in the only way she knew how, a boy who used so he wouldn't be attacked in his sleep. Their names are changed; what they taught me isn't. You can't keep the world away from your child. You can make sure they're ready for it. That's what this book is for.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Somewhere around fourteen, maybe fifteen, someone will offer your child drugs: a classmate or a kid at a party. Usually somebody you already know and probably like. Most parents find this out years after it happened, or they never find out at all. I spent over twenty years in addiction care… in the Netherlands, much of it doing outreach, which meant I didn't sit in an office waiting for people to show up; I went to them in schools, streets, living rooms. I sat with teenagers who were already using and with parents who had no idea, and I can tell you the gap between those two groups is usually about two years of signs that were there but didn't look like signs. That's why I wrote this book. Not to scare you, and definitely not to tell you what a bad parent you've been. You've had enough of that. What you'll actually get: why "just say no" never worked and what to do with your kid instead, broken down by age from 3 through 18; the real warning signs and the ones parents misread all the time; how to have the conversation so your child keeps talking to you afterward; what to do when you're past prevention (who to call, how fast, and the well-meant mistakes that push kids further away); and a quick-reference section for when you need to know what to do tonight, not after six chapters. Some of what's in here comes from research and school programs I've helped build. A lot of it comes from specific kids I worked with: a girl who asked for help in the only way she knew how, a boy who used so he wouldn't be attacked in his sleep. Their names are changed; what they taught me isn't. You can't keep the world away from your child. You can make sure they're ready for it. That's what this book is for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Somewhere around fourteen, maybe fifteen, someone will offer your child drugs: a classmate or a kid at a party. Usually somebody you already know and probably like. Most parents find this out years after it happened, or they never find out at all. I spent over twenty years in addiction care… in the Netherlands, much of it doing outreach, which meant I didn't sit in an office waiting for people to show up; I went to them in schools, streets, living rooms. I sat with teenagers who were already using and with parents who had no idea, and I can tell you the gap between those two groups is usually about two years of signs that were there but didn't look like signs. That's why I wrote this book. Not to scare you, and definitely not to tell you what a bad parent you've been. You've had enough of that. What you'll actually get: why "just say no" never worked and what to do with your kid instead, broken down by age from 3 through 18; the real warning signs and the ones parents misread all the time; how to have the conversation so your child keeps talking to you afterward; what to do when you're past prevention (who to call, how fast, and the well-meant mistakes that push kids further away); and a quick-reference section for when you need to know what to do tonight, not after six chapters. Some of what's in here comes from research and school programs I've helped build. A lot of it comes from specific kids I worked with: a girl who asked for help in the only way she knew how, a boy who used so he wouldn't be attacked in his sleep. Their names are changed; what they taught me isn't. You can't keep the world away from your child. You can make sure they're ready for it. That's what this book is for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
