Anger and Conflict Management

Searching for Solace

by Ilana Greenstein

 

Dealing With My Father’s Suicide – 

Searching for Solace: Dealing With My Father’s Suicide is a journal chronicling the year following the death of the author’s father. It deals with her emotional reactions to events happening in her life, and her assessment and understanding of those feelings. Through writing about her thoughts and emotions, she was able to heal from this experience and gain a greater understanding of herself. 

This remarkable book is far more than a journal.  It is a book that can help any adolescent or young adult find a way through his or her own personal tragedy.

Ilana Greenstein recounts her struggle to reconcile this loss, and then goes farther.  Through her journal writings, she helps readers sharpen their understandings of their own losses and with a host of thought-provoking questions helps them move to the greater clarity that leads to healing and the same kind of reconciliation Ilana has experienced.

This is a must for any young person who is dealing with such a loss. 

  • Teens and Young Adults
  • ISBN:  9781564990822
  • Pub Date:  January 2012
  • Paperback
  • 6 x 9
  • 110 Pages
  • Languages Sold:  all languages available

Group Activities for Kids Who Hurt

by Sally Jo Blair

This sensitive and insightful resource provides concrete, usable tools to help kids in grades 3 through 8 successfully deal with painful issues.  In a world where increasingly tough problems trigger a vast array of hurt, anger, fear, grief, anxiety, and confusion, children hunger for support and an opportunity for healing.  This book provides specific group experiences that create an environment of safety and trust, and activities that help kids acknowledge and move through their pain.

The book reflects the author’s compassion and belief in the ability of children to heal, drawn from over 30 years experience as an educator/counselor.  A myriad of activities, discussion topics, reproducible experience sheets, and journal pages focus on the common denominator of hurt.  This makes Group Activities for Kids Who Hurt a comprehensive manual for setting up and facilitating groups which provide guidance, peer support and healing insights.  Appropriate for kids suffering the pain of: • Divorce and separation • Loss of a loved one • Relationship struggles • Physical or mental abuse • Drug use in the home • Incarceration of a parent • Loneliness and isolation due to poverty, teasing, rejection or disability

  • Grades 3-8
  • ISBN: 9781564990778
  • Pub Date:  2011 Innerchoice Publishing
  • Paperback
  • 8.5 x 11
  • 104 Pages
  • Languages Sold:  All languages available

Anger Control and Conflict Management for Kids

Susanna Palomares & Terri Akin

A Learning Guide for the Elementary Grades Ready-to-use lessons and dozens of reproducible student worksheets designed to help K-6 students learn skills for anger management and successful conflict resolution.
Anger and conflict are natural.  We all get angry and we all get involved in conflicts.  But, learning how to manage these issues and developing positive responses can be hard work.  This book provides guidance, sound ideas, and engaging activities to help teachers and counselors give their children lifelong techniques for working with and working through anger and conflict. Get students to take responsibility for settling their own disputes!  Student-tested activities help children to:
• understand the dynamics of conflict • manage anger and aggression • improve communication skills • examine cause and effect • appreciate different perspectives • develop tolerance • distinguish between the language of conflict and peaceful conflict resolution • achieve win-win outcomes.  Step-by-step procedures, discussion prompts and culminating questions are included with every activity.

  • Ages k-6
  • ISBN: 9781564990785
  • Pub Date:  October, 2011  Innerchoice Publishing
  • 134 pages
  • 8-1/2 x 11
  • Languages Sold:  All available

Teaching the Skills of Conflict Resolution

by David Cowan, Susanna Palomares, and Dianne Schilling

Activities and Strategies – Grades K-8

The high-impact activities in this best-selling book focus on the critical skills and awareness necessary to help students learn how to prevent conflict and to successfully manage and resolve conflict when it does occur. You’ll have a variety of proven instructional strategies to help you keep kids engaged while developing important conflict management and social skills.  Activities include simulations, role-plays, reproducible experience sheets for students to complete, and a host of engaging small and large group activities and discussions and Sharing Circles.  Your students are learning while participating in these multi-experiential hands-on learning experiences designed to help them understand how their thoughts and feelings affect their behavior and what to do to have more self-control.

  • Ages K-8
  • ISBN 9781564990655
  • Pub Date: 1992, Innerchoice Publishing
  • Paperback
  • 8-1/2 x 11
  • 188 pages
  • Language Sold: Polish

Peaceful Classroom in Action, The

by Naomi Drew

This inspiring, practical and highly usable activity book for ages 5-11 shows how to create peaceful and productive classrooms. Teach students respect, acceptance and conflict resolution skills while also improving writing and language skills. A supplementary book for “Learning the Skills of Peacemaking.”

 

  • ISBN: 1-880396-61-0
  • Pub Date: 1999, Jalmar Press
  • 192 pages
  • Language Sold:  all languages available

Learning the Skills of Peacemaking

by Naomi Drew

Shows you how to promote peacemaking and problem-solving skills across the curriculum. Filled with in-depth, hands-on activities, blackline masters, program evaluation forms, scripts, role plays and more it fosters a deep understanding in students of win-win guidelines. Also includes an effective peer-mediation program with forms, training guide, script, and group role plays. A rich resource.

  • ISBN: 1-880396-42-4
  • Pub Date: 1995, Jalmar Press
  • 272 pages
  • Language Sold:  German, Portuguese

How to Handle a Bully

by Susanna Palomares and Dianne Schilling

Highly effective prevention and intervention strategies teach students to deal with bullying safely and nonviolently. Through activities, stories, discussions and reproducibles both the victims and bystanders learn practical approaches to banishing bullies, teasers and tough guys.

 

  • Ages 8-14
  • ISBN 1-56499-048-6
  • Pub Date: 2001, Innerchoice Publishing
  • 64 pages
  • Language Sold: English, Polish

Helping Kids Manage Grief, Fear and Anger

by Terri Akin, David Cowan, Susanna Palomares & Dianne Schilling

These activities, discussions, role plays, simulations, and worksheets are designed to help children explore, understand and express their feelings of grief, fear and anger in safe and acceptable ways.  Easy-to-understand explanations coupled with skill practice promote healthy responses to intense and sometimes overwhelming emotions.  Children become more centered and focused, communicate more effectively, and demonstrate greater interdependence and understanding. 

Use these practical, powerful activities to help children:

• understand and successfully cope with grief and loss • learn strategies for effectively dealing with fears and worries • develop practical ways for overcoming irrational fears and anxieties • learn how thoughts impact feelings • discover how to substitute moderate thoughts for anger thoughts • identify feelings that precede or precipitate anger • practice acceptable ways of expressing negative feelings • learn self-control and self-management strategies • learn simple meditation experiences to relieve stress and regain emotional balance 

  • Grades 3-8
  • ISBN: 9781564990730
  • Pub Date:  2011, Innerchoice Publishing
  • Paperback
  • 8.5 x 11
  • 116 pages
  • Language Sold:  all languages available

Conflict Resolution Skills for Teens

  • Ages 7-12
  • ISBN 9781564990747
  • Pub Date: 1994, Innerchoice Publishing
  • 160 pages
  • Language Sold: English

by David Cowan, Susanna Palomares, and Dianne Schilling

This timely and practical book provides a variety of engaging activities, group discussions, reproducible handouts, and Sharing Circles that help teens develop the knowledge, skills and techniques necessary for effective conflict resolution.  Students are also given meaningful experiences and information to help them improve their own behaviors while giving them the abilities to deal effectively with others.  Use these high-impact activities to provide students with guidance and help in:

 

•  improving social skills •  developing the power of listening

•  exploring alternatives to conflict                              

•  effectively solving problems and making decisions   

•  learning the factors that trigger conflict

•  handling confrontations

•  learning the language of conflict de-escalation

•  coping with anger

•  managing moods and dealing with criticism             

•  understanding the rules for fighting fair

   
 

Anger Workout Book for Teens

by Jan Stewart

Ready-to-use classroom lessons with over 40 reproducible student worksheets and hundreds of practical learning activities designed to help teens learn lifelong techniques for working with, and working out, their anger. Lessons utilize self-expression, relaxation, self-control, negotiation, compromise, and just plain letting go and moving on.

 

  • ISBN: 1-931061-13-0
  • Pub Date: 2002, Jalmar Press
  • 112 pages
  • Language Sold: English, German, Polish

20 Lessons in Self Control and Anger Management

by Gerry Dunne, Ph.D.

Help pre-teen students in small or large groups learn to manage their own behavior with these dynamic activities. These lessons come right to the point teaching specific skills and strategies needed to gain self control and manage anger.

 

 

  • ISBN: 1-56499-051-6
  • Pub Date: 2003, Innerchoice Publishing
  • 80 pages
  • Language Sold: English