This pocket book explains how adults can communicate with teenagers in a way that makes them likely to listen and react positively. It is packed with examples from day-to-day life, and has chapter summaries for easy reference. Topics include maintaining boundaries, avoiding conflict, and how to stop nagging and shouting.
Lucinda Neall Boeken
Lucinda begon te schrijven uit bezorgdheid over jongens die met schooluitdagingen kampen, en ontwikkelde praktische communicatiestrategieën en motiverende technieken. Haar werk richt zich op het betrekken van adolescenten via inzichtelijke benaderingen, voortbouwend op uitgebreide ervaring in communicatietraining en teambuilding. Ze vertaalt deze effectieve methoden naar toegankelijke gidsen, waardoor volwassenen beter contact kunnen maken met en tieners kunnen ondersteunen. Haar toewijding aan jongeren blijkt uit haar vrijwilligerswerk en haar lopende projecten gericht op het aanpakken van de problemen waarmee jongeren te maken hebben.




Bringing the Best Out in Boys
- 288bladzijden
- 11 uur lezen
Communication strategies to help get the best out of boys, these tips will result in more classroom co-operation and learning.
A Life Guide for Teenagers
- 108bladzijden
- 4 uur lezen
Navigating adolescence can be challenging, and this guide addresses essential topics such as managing stress, understanding peer pressure, and discussing drugs, sex, and alcohol. With engaging illustrations and practical advice, it also offers strategies for negotiating with parents and reducing conflict. This accessible resource aims to empower teenagers with the knowledge they need to handle the complexities of growing up.
About Our Boys was written in response to numerous requests from parents and youth workers who had read Lucinda Neall's book Bringing the Best out in Boys - Communication Strategies for Teachers. About Our Boys looks at what makes boys tick, what motivates and de-motivates them and how to help them navigate the journey to manhood. It is packed with practical examples of what to do and say to get boys on board, to channel their energy and set boundaries.