It's Not Your Fault - A Workbook for Parents of Offenders (Paperback)


"It's Not Your Fault "is a workbook for parents, family, and friends of parents of offenders or at risk (for criminal behavior) youth. Others who would find this workbook very helpful are: university professors and students, criminal justice and juvenile justice professionals, youth workers, and medical professionals who are working with troubled adolescents, juvenile offenders, children at risk of becoming juvenile delinquents, or their parents.

After reading this book, you will end the blame game - where parents and professionals spend valuable time trying to figure out who or what to blame for the child's behavior - and instead you will focus on moving forward. Parents are free to drop the guilt and shame that gets in the way of helping their child and their family. This approach requires the delinquent child to take responsibility for his own actions, and avoids the ineffective, misguided tactics of most treatment programs that seek to find reasons why the child has become a juvenile delinquent - sometimes ending in blaming the parents.

This workbook borrows heavily from proven cognitive behavioral therapy techniques where children identify and own thinking errors, complete daily logging and review change team behavior ratings. There are assessment components and team-building guidelines as well as compelling advice.

Author Cay Shea Hellervik has fifteen years of experience with adolescents who have committed serious crimes. Parents have played a critical role in her successful approach. "It's Not Your Fault" is the practical guide that one can follow step-by-step to help these troubled children turn their lives around.


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"It's Not Your Fault "is a workbook for parents, family, and friends of parents of offenders or at risk (for criminal behavior) youth. Others who would find this workbook very helpful are: university professors and students, criminal justice and juvenile justice professionals, youth workers, and medical professionals who are working with troubled adolescents, juvenile offenders, children at risk of becoming juvenile delinquents, or their parents.

After reading this book, you will end the blame game - where parents and professionals spend valuable time trying to figure out who or what to blame for the child's behavior - and instead you will focus on moving forward. Parents are free to drop the guilt and shame that gets in the way of helping their child and their family. This approach requires the delinquent child to take responsibility for his own actions, and avoids the ineffective, misguided tactics of most treatment programs that seek to find reasons why the child has become a juvenile delinquent - sometimes ending in blaming the parents.

This workbook borrows heavily from proven cognitive behavioral therapy techniques where children identify and own thinking errors, complete daily logging and review change team behavior ratings. There are assessment components and team-building guidelines as well as compelling advice.

Author Cay Shea Hellervik has fifteen years of experience with adolescents who have committed serious crimes. Parents have played a critical role in her successful approach. "It's Not Your Fault" is the practical guide that one can follow step-by-step to help these troubled children turn their lives around.

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General

Imprint

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Country of origin

United States

Release date

May 2014

Availability

Expected to ship within 10 - 15 working days

First published

May 2014

Authors

Dimensions

279 x 216 x 9mm (L x W x T)

Format

Paperback - Trade

Pages

160

ISBN-13

978-1-4935-0968-3

Barcode

9781493509683

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LSN

1-4935-0968-3



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