Reaching Teens: Strength-Based, Trauma-Sensitive, Resilience-Building Communication Strategies Rooted in Positive Youth Development

ISBN-13: 9781610024136 / Angielski / Miękka / 2020 / 625 str.

Kenneth R. Ginsburg;Zachary Brett Ramirez McClain

Spis treści

• Foreword
• Section 1: Orientation to a Strength-Based Approach
• 1. Reaching Teens: Preparing You to Become the Kind of Adult Young People Need in Their Lives
• 2. The 7 Cs: An Interdisciplinary Model that Integrates Positive Youth Development, Resilience-Building Strategies, and Trauma-sensitive Practices
• 3. The Journey From Risk-Focused Attention to Strength-Based Care
• 4. How a Strength-Based Approach Affects Behavioral Change
• 5. Youth are Experts in Their Own Lives
• 6. Reframing Adolescence: Holding Youth to High Expectations and Refuting Undermining Portrayals
• Section 2: Orientation to Using Reaching Teens as A Toolkit
• 7. Building a Strength-Based Community to Support the Emotional, Behavioral, and Mental Health of Youth
• 8. Global is Local: Tools to Approach Youth of All Contexts
• 9. Reaching Adults So They Can Reach Teens
• 10. Navigating Reaching Teens: Getting the Most Out of the Toolkit
• 11. Ensuring Our Environments, Practices, and Procedures Align with Strength-based Practices
• 12. Informed by the Evidence and Leading Practice: How is Reaching Teens Research Informed?
• Section 3: Understanding Adolescents and Their World
• 13. Understanding and Supporting Healthy Adolescent Development
• 14. The Adolescent World
• 15. The Teen Brain
• 16. Friendship and Peers
• 17. Sex(uality) Happens: Fostering Healthy, Positive (Female) Sexuality
• 18. Male Sexuality
• 19. The Virtual World of Adolescents
• 20. Spirituality and Resilience in Adolescence: Connection, Purpose, and Love
• 21. Working Toward a Healthy Masculinity
• Section 4: Connecting with Adolescents and Their Families
• 22. Creating Adolescent-Friendly Spaces and Services
• 23. Setting the Stage for a Trustworthy Relationship
• 24. Boundaries
• 25. Vicarious Resilience: How and Why Working with Youth Helps Us Thrive
• Section 5: Communicating with Adolescents
• 26. Communicating with Adolescents 101
• 27. The Language of Resilience
• 28. Cultural Humility
• 29. Examining Our Own Unconscious Biases
• 30. Body Language
• 31. Healing Centered Engagement: Fostering Connections rather than Forcing Disclosures
• 32. The SSHADESS Screen: A Strength-Based Psychosocial Assessment
• 33. Strength-Based Interviewing: The Circle of Courage
• 34. De-escalation and Crisis Management When a Youth Is Acting Out
• 35. Delivering Bad News to Adolescents
• Section 6: Working with Adolescents Who Have Endured Trauma and Marginalization
• 36. The Impact of Trauma on Development and Well-Being
• 37. Trauma-Sensitive Practice: Working with Youth Who Have Faced Adverse Childhood (or Adolescent) Experiences
• 38. Reframing Youth Who Have Endured Trauma and Marginalization
• 39. Supporting Youth to Build Their Self-Regulation Skills
• 40. The Power of Safe, Secure, Sustained Relationships in the Lives of Youth
• 41. Radical Calmness
• 42. The Traumatic Impact of Racism and Discrimination on Young People and How to Talk About It
• 43. Working with Youth Who Have Experienced Sexual Trauma
• Section 7: Empowering Adolescents to Build on their Strengths and Avoid Undermining Behaviors
• 44. Focusing and Building on Existing Strengths: A Strategy to Overcome Risks and to Prepare Adolescents to Be Their Best Selves
• 45. Restorative Practices: Addressing Problems Using Strength-based Rather than Punitive Strategies
• 46. Motivational Interviewing
• 47. Health Realization: Accessing a Higher State of Mind No Matter What
• 48. Helping Adolescents Own Their Solutions: Talking with Youth, Not at Them
• 49. Helping Youth Overcome Shame and Stigma (and Doing Our Best to Not Be a Part of the Problem)
• 50. Stress Management and Coping: Powerful Strategies to Take Control of One's Life
• 51. Mindfulness Practice for Resilience and Managing Stress and Pain
• Section 8: Supporting Effective Parenting
• 52. The Professional-Parent-Teen Partnership
• 53. Preparing Parents for Their Children's Adolescence
• 54. Promoting Balanced Parenting: Warmth, Clear Boundaries, and Effective Monitoring
• 55. Delivering Upsetting News to Parents: Recognizing Their Strengths First
• 56. When Parents' Resilience Reaches Its Limits
• 57. The Importance of Self-Care for Parents
• 58. Engaging Parents Who Have Experienced Trauma and Marginalization in a Strength-Based Partnership
• Section 9: Mental, Emotional, and Behavioral Health
• 59. The Role of Lifestyle in Mental Health Promotion
• 60. Finding Resilience in Sports and Physically Active Recreation
• 61. Reaching Treatment: An Overview of Mental Health Treatment
• 62. Depression
• 63. Anxiety
• 64. Somatic Symptoms and Related Disorders
• 65. Grief
• 66. Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Adolescents
• 67. Learning Differences
• 68. Perfectionism
• 69. Eating Disorders
• 70. Adolescents and Substance Use
• 71. Adolescents and Opioid Use
• 72. Teen Pregnancy and Parenting
• 73. Teen Driving
• 74. Managing Electronic Media Use in the Lives of Adolescents
• 75. Helping Teens Cope With Divorce
• 76. Bullying
• 77. Unhealthy Relationships
• 78. Emotional, Physical, and Sexual Abuse
• 79. Youth Violence
• Section 10: Serving Young People Deserving of Focused Attention
• 80. Teens With Chronic Illness and Special Health Care Needs: A Person-Centered Approach to Communication
• 81. Transitioning From Youth-Centered to Adult Services
• 82. Youth Who Are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, or Questioning/Queer
• 83. Serving Youth who are Transgender and Gender Diverse
• 84. Reaching Youth Who Are Immigrants
• 85. America's Children: The Unique Needs and Culture of Youth Affiliated with the Military
• 86. Supporting Youth In Foster Care to Engage in Services and Supports
• 87. Working with Youth Involved with Juvenile Justice
• 88. Youth Living with HIV
• 89. Serving Youth Who are Experiencing Homelessness or are Unstably Housed
• Section 11: Caring for the Caregivers
• 90. Healer, Heal Thyself: Self-care for the Caregiver
• 91. Advancing Adult Compassion Resilience in Youth-Serving Professionals
• 92. Creating Healthy Organizations
• 93. Supporting Frontline Staff Who Bear Witness
• 94. Getting Out of the Fast Lane: More “Miles to the Gallon”?
• 95. Have I Really Made a Difference? Trusting That Our Presence Matters
• Index