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The Parents Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis Audiobook, by Rich Van Pelt Play Audiobook Sample

The Parent's Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis Audiobook

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Read By: Raymond Scully Publisher: Zondervan Listen Time: at 1.0x Speed 4.33 hours at 1.5x Speed 3.25 hours at 2.0x Speed Release Date: September 2009 Format: Unabridged Audiobook ISBN: 9780310772149

Quick Stats About this Audiobook

Total Audiobook Chapters:

7

Longest Chapter Length:

102:16 minutes

Shortest Chapter Length:

06:24 minutes

Average Chapter Length:

55:25 minutes

Audiobooks by this Author:

1

Publisher Description

You’ve seen it on the news too many times to count. School shootings, adolescent addictions, bullying, eating disorders, depression and suicide, cutting, pregnancy. There is no lack of bad news to be told about teenagers today. Maybe you believe that will never happen to “my child.” And maybe it won’t. But crises aren’t always the stories that make the evening news. The spectrum of crises an adolescent may face can range from something as (seemingly harmless) as getting caught cheating on a test to dealing with the breakdown of the family, to acting out and getting in trouble with the law. And the reality is that someone they know will likely experience some kind of crisis—and that can affect your teen significantly. Either way, when a crisis affects your teen, wouldn’t you want to be prepared?Rich Van Pelt and Jim Hancock, both of whom have raised teenagers into adulthood and have spent decades in youth ministry and crisis management, bring together their expertise and insight to help you identify and understand what a crisis is and how you can help your teen live and grow through it. Inside, you’ll find practical responses for issues like: • Suicidal thoughts or behavior• Accidents• Cheating• Death (of a friend or loved one)• Divorce• Eating disorders• Hazing• Pregnancy• Sexual abuse• Sexual identity confusion• Substance abuse or addiction• And more…In addition to learning appropriate responses to crises, you’ll learn how to prevent some of these issues, and how to get professionals involved when necessary.Whatever it is your teen is dealing with, your influence in their life is still the most important one. So be prepared to walk them through their crisis with wisdom, compassion, and the tools to help them heal.

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About the Authors

Rich Van Pelt is the National Director of Ministry Relationships for Compassion International—an international Christian child development organization working with over a 1,300,000 desperately needy children and their families in Central and South America, Africa and Asia. He’s an ordained Pastor in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, author, and a convention and seminar speaker. He’s a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors and the National Network of Youth Ministry.

Raymond Scully’s media experience spans 25 years. His distinctive voice has been heard on TV commercials, video productions, and an ensemble cast for the fictional audiobook “Lost Angel.” He has been a DJ on commercial and public radio, emceed live stage events, and written and acted for Community Theater, as well as for a comedy show on public access television in Eugene, Oregon.

About Raymond Scully

Raymond Scully’s media experience spans 25 years. His distinctive voice has been heard on TV commercials, video productions, and an ensemble cast for the fictional audiobook “Lost Angel.” He has been a DJ on commercial and public radio, emceed live stage events, and written and acted for Community Theater, as well as for a comedy show on public access television in Eugene, Oregon.