No More Yelling! Tactics for Effectively Communicating with Your Teen eBook Dale Sadler
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This book can get you started tonight on communicating better with your teen in both casual situations and when you are working to make them do what you expect. As the parent, you must enact what you believe to be best for your teen. This can be difficult as they obviously have a will of their own. Through the active parenting tactics in this book, you can curb your child's poor behavior and instill positive behavior while building a healthy relationship with him or her.
“A much needed book for parents who are struggling with a challenging teen. I think every parent who has a teenager or child in the house should get this book to learn helpful techniques for relating to their son or daughter and the secret to eliminating power struggles. I wish I had this book when I was raising my teenage daughters alone-I could have avoided many years of frustration and pain.”
-Susan Bowman, Ed.S., Author of many books including her memoir,
Breaking Free A Memoir of a Teenage Runaway
“I loved it! I can use this material for dealing with my teenage clients and their parents, but also for dealing with my own 2 children (ages 15 and 11). The concepts are rock solid and are based on active parenting which is extremely effective. I know it works at my house and for those clients I teach it to who are struggling with their own teens. This book will fill a tremendous need, especially in a brief but powerful manner. Parents will have no problem reading through and getting started on it the very first day.”
-Jane Headrick, Licensed Professional Counselor, MHSP
Restore Counseling Services
“How to Argue . . . is really an awesome work; practical, well written, and well illustrated. A top-notch book.”
-Matthew Morine, Minister
Castle Rock Church of Christ, Castle Rock, CO.
About the Author
Dale Sadler is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Mental Health Service Provider, School Counselor, speaker, minister, artist, writer, and avid hiker. He has been working with young people and their families since he was in high school. After earning his bachelor’s degree in Bible from Freed-Hardeman University, he and his wife Malita moved to Portland, TN, where he worked as a full-time youth minister. It was during this time period that he earned his master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Western Kentucky University. Not long after graduating, Dale began working with the local middle school, earning his School Counselor certification and then his Professional Counseling license. In 2010, Dale received the top honor at the Tennessee School Counselors and Administrator’s Institute where he has been a regular presenter. His writings have been featured in Think Magazine, the newsletter for the Tennessee Association of Marriage and Family Therapy, Kaio (a Christian Magazine for teens), the website for the National Center for Fathering, Church Growth. He is also published regularly in local newspapers. Dale is an active member with the International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors.
At his private practice in White House, TN, he specializes in marriage, parenting, and men’s issues. Dale works from a family system’s perspective where he leads men to be better husbands for their wives and better father’s for their children. He also helps parents see their role in their children’s lives and what they can do to better influence them.
No More Yelling! Tactics for Effectively Communicating with Your Teen eBook Dale Sadler
This book, more than a 'how to argue' manual, is a 'how to effectively communicate' manual. Though short and to the point is a useful tool that I will keep around for a long time to come.We've only recently hit the teenage years, but have hit them hard. Some of the points made or tips given I am already implementing, but most of it was about how to take the arguement out of the equation. I will recommend this to every single parent I know!
Do yourself AND your child a favor and read this book!!!
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This short book is OK for dealing with 11- or 12-year-old kids, but not much more. It is light stuff, good for "Leave It to Beaver"-type problems (e.g., why don't you take out the trash?), but not for heavier things. A disappointment for me.
This book, more than a 'how to argue' manual, is a 'how to effectively communicate' manual. Though short and to the point is a useful tool that I will keep around for a long time to come.
We've only recently hit the teenage years, but have hit them hard. Some of the points made or tips given I am already implementing, but most of it was about how to take the arguement out of the equation. I will recommend this to every single parent I know!
Do yourself AND your child a favor and read this book!!!
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