The Volunteer's Guide to Helping Teenagers in Crisis - Pelt, Rich Van; Hancock, Jim
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Teenagers now face a different world than they would have even ten years ago. Confronted with new choices and challenges, they grow up exposed to influences that can arise in high school such as fights, sexual abuse, eating disorders. These can be overwhelming, and, when teens look for advice, volunteers need to know how to help.

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Teenagers now face a different world than they would have even ten years ago. Confronted with new choices and challenges, they grow up exposed to influences that can arise in high school such as fights, sexual abuse, eating disorders. These can be overwhelming, and, when teens look for advice, volunteers need to know how to help.
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Rich Van Pelt trains thousands of educators, counselors and youth workers each year in adolescent crisis intervention and teen suicide prevention and response. His expertise springs from more than three decades of youth and family work, including ten years with incarcerated youth in the Colorado Department of Corrections. He is president of Alongside Consulting, a Denver-based leadership development organization, and is national director of ministry relationships for Compassion International. Often called on to offer counsel and direction after major teen incidents, like the Columbine shootings, Rich is also the author of Intensive Care: Helping Teenagers In Crisis and co-author of The Youth Worker's Guide to Helping Teenagers In Crisis.