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Experts Share 6 Things You Should Know Before Working with Kids (2018)

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Grief: why don’t I feel anything? Sometimes, instead of experiencing a flood of emotions, people become emotionally numb (2018)

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Learning Disabilities: What Can Parents Do? (2018)

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A Supportive Youth Coaching Model: Relevance to Life Coaches (2011 Dissertation)

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Coaching Minor Youth (2011)

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Coaching Youth in Education (2011)

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Teens turn to life coaches to cope with pressures (2011)

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Knowledge, Skills, and Qualities for Effectively Facilitating an Adolescent Girls' Group (2011)

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Feasibility and Acceptability of a School (2010)

Based Coping Intervention for Latina Adolescents
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Our Voice through Pictures, Mother and Daughter (2010)

The Story of a Community based Latina Mother and Daughter Photovoice Intervention

by Carolyn Garcia, Sandi Lindgren

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Part 1, Chapter 5 published in the book Creative Arts in Interdisciplinary Practice: Inquiries for Hope & Change (January 2010)

by eds Cheryl McLean and Robert Kelly
Available at Amazon
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‘‘Life Grows Between the Rocks’’: Latino Adolescents’ and Parents’ Perspectives on Mental Health Stressors (2009)

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Be a Smart Goal Setter - Star Tribune Article (2007)

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Girl Power: The significance of relationships (2007)

How to Manage Your Teen’s Rebellion, According to the Pros

“Early adolescents (ages 12-14), middle adolescents (ages 15-17), and late adolescents (ages 18-20) all have different needs from their caregivers based on where they are at developmentally. Developmental differences include: physical, social/emotional, cognitive/thinking/learning, and morals/values. However, there are some common needs: a safe place to live, plenty of sleep, and parents or guardians who love them regardless of their behavior. Limit screen time for younger teens; show interest in them, their ideas, opinions, dreams; engage teens in conversations about choices, relationships, and future plans; and provide opportunities for them to explore their own point of view through conversation without judgment.”
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