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Has anyone got How to Talk so Teens will Listen? I think I need it...

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castille · 01/12/2009 16:12

I live abroad so can't flick through it in a shop. I have HTT for kids, and am trying to adapt their methods for my 12-going-on-16yo who has started being quite confrontational at times, with varying levels of success.

Is the Teens book very different? Is it likely to help?

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castille · 01/12/2009 16:45

anyone?

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castille · 01/12/2009 20:13

Evening bump

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castille · 01/12/2009 20:57

Really, has no one got it or read it or used it?!

I thought this place was full of HTT fans...

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merrilyverily · 02/12/2009 13:18

hi castille, haven't read the kids one, but borrowed the teens one from library a while ago, i thought it was brill. the bit i particularly remember were: 'give to them in fantasy what you can't give to them in reality', e.g. 'yeah, i'd love you to stay in bed for another 3 hours, but unfortunately for all of us it's a tuesday, so you're on the bus in half an hour'; I do this a lot, it seems to work. then there's listening listening listening. i thought it was well worth a read - i liked the fact that you can just read the cartoon and it gives you the idea if you can't be bothered to read all the text!

castille · 02/12/2009 18:31

Thanks merrilyverily. From what you say it sounds quite like the kids one. I think I'll get it anyway, it'd be useful to have more age-appropriate strategies.

Does it cover teen topics like alcohol and sex ?(not that these are issues yet, I just want to be ready...)

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