Published: March 19, 2009
Words: 6593 (approximate)
Language: English

Description

Is your teen in danger of being abused on the next date? Is your teen abusing someone? Did you know that 1 out of every 3 teen girls will be abused on dates? We cannot leave out the guys...'cause sometimes they are the ones being abused! Are you clueless as to how to talk to your teen before the next date? Help is only a click away.

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Review by: Sherry Elliott on April 08, 2009 :
Linda Culbreth's book, How to Talk to Your Teen About Abuse has many thought provoking questions that promote an interesting dialogue with your teen about abuse. This is a valuable tool for a difficult subject.
Sherry Elliott
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Review by: Carol Lucy on April 08, 2009 :
How to Talk To Your Teen About Abuse b/4 Friday Night is an incredibly valuable resource for youth pastors, parents, educators, social workers, counselors, etc. As a pastor that interfaces with many teenagers, I found the question and answer format very helpful to evaluate teens current situations and exposure to these unfortunate experiences. What a relevant tool for our current life situations!
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Review by: Lou Connell on April 04, 2009 :
How to Talk to our Teen About Date Abuse b/4 Friday Night is an easy to use conversation opener between parents and teens regarding a very wide spread problem. As a parent and an educator, I would say this is a must read for every parent of a teen or "soon-to-be" teen.
Lou
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Review by: George Angus on April 04, 2009 :
An excellent, well researched primer on the topic. The Q&A format makes for an easy read and the calm approach by the author comes across as informative and not "preachy."

I've got a 15 year old stepdaughter and I'm going to have her read this. Invaluable information.

George
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