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Counseling Office Books.Rtf C Ackerman, Marc J. 648 "Does Wednesday mean Mom's house or Dad's?" : Parenting together A182 while living apart / by Marc Ackerman, PhD. New York : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1997. C Ackerman, Robert J. 362.29 Perfect daughters : Adult daughters of alcoholics / by Robert J. A177 Ackerman, Ph.D. Deerfield Beach, Florida : Health Communications, Inc., 1989. C Adderholdt-Elliott, Miriam. 158 Perfectionism : What's bad about being too good? / by Miriam A223 Adderholdt-Elliott, Ph.D. Minneapolis, MN : Free Spirit Publishing Inc., 1987. C Alexander-Roberts, Colleen. 616.85 ADHD and teens : a parent's guide to making it through the tough A379 years / by Colleen Alexander-Roberts. Dallas, Texas : Taylor Publishing Co., 1995. C Anderegg, David. 649 Worried all the time : overparenting in an age of anxiety and how to A543 stop it / by David Anderegg, Ph.D. New York : Free Press, 2003. C Apter, Terri. 649 The Confident child : Raising a child to try, learn, and care / by Terri A655 Apter, Ph.D. New York : W.W. Norton & Company, 1997. C Barkley, Russell A. 618.92 Taking charge of ADHD : the complete, authoritative guide for parents B256 / by Russell A. Barkley. New York : Guilford Press, 1995. C Bauman, Lawrence. 649 The Ten most troublesome teen-age problems and how to solve them / B347 by Lawrence Bauman, Ph.D. with Robert Riche. Secaucus, N.J. : Carol Publishing Group, 1998. C Beekman, Susan. 649 Battles, hassles, tantrums & tears : Strategies for coping with conflict B414 and making peace at home / by Susan Beekman and Jeanne Holmes. New York : Hearst Books, 1993. C Berg, Frances M. 618.92 Afraid to eat : Children and teens in weight crisis / by Frances M. Berg. B493 Hettinger, ND : Healthy Weight Publishing Network, 1997. 649 Bernstein, Neil I., B531 How to keep your teenager out of trouble and what to do if you can't / by Dr. Neil I. Bernstein. New York : Workman Publishing Company, Inc., 2001. C Bluestein, Jane. 306.84 Parents teens and boundaries : How to draw the line / by Jane B659 Bluestein, Ph.D. Deerfield Beach, Florida : Health Communications, Inc., 1993. C Bodnar, Janet. 332.024 Mom, Can I have that? / by Janet Bodnar. B668 Washington, D.C. : The Kiplinger Washinton Editors, Inc., 1996. C Bradley, Michael J., 649 Yes, your teen is crazy! : loving your kid without losing your mind / by B811 Michael J. Bradley, Ed.D. Gig Harbor, WA : Harbor Press, Inc., 2002. C Bradshaw, John. 306.8 Bradshaw on: the family : a revolutionary way of self-discovery / by B812 John Bradshaw. Deerfield Beach, Florida : Health Communications, Inc., 1988. C Breggin, Peter R, 618.92 Talking back to Ritalin : what doctors aren't telling you about B833 stimulants and ADHD / by Peter R. Breggin. Cambridge, Massachusetts : Perseus Publishing, 2001. C Buntman, Peter H. 173 How to live with your teenager : a survivor's handbook for parents / B942 Peter H. Buntman, Eleanor M. Saris. Pasadena, Calif. : Birch Tree Press, 1979. C Canter, Lee. 649 Lee Canter's assertive discipline for parents / by Lee Canter with C229 Marlene Canter. Santa Monica, CA : Canter & Associates, Inc., 1985. C Claude-Pierre, Peggy. 616.85 The Secret language of eating disorders : The Revolutionary new C615 approach to understanding and curing anorexia and bulimia / by Peggy Claude-Pierre. New York : Times Books, 1997. C Cline, M.D., Foster W. 649 Parenting teens with love & logic : Preparing adolescents for C641 responsible adulthood / by Foster W. Cline, M.D. and Jim Fay. Colorado Springs, Co. : Piñon Press, 1992. C Cohen, Dorothy H. 372 The Learning child / by Dorothy H. Cohen. C678 New York : Vintage Books, 1973. C Cohen, Jody. 373.2 Girls in the middle: working to succeed / by Jody Cohen and Sukey C678 Blanc with Jolley Christman, diane Brown, and Michele Sims. Washington, D.C. : American Association of University Women Educational Foundation, 1996. C Cohen-Sandler, Roni, 649 "Trust me, Mom--everyone else is going!" : the new rules for mothering C678 adolescent girls / by Roni Cohen-Sandler, Ph.D. New York : Viking, 2002. C de Mille, Richard. 155.4 Put your mother on the ceiling : Children's imagination games / by D381 Richard de Mille. New York : Penguin Books, 1973, 1967c. C Deak, JoAnn. 649 Girls will be girls : raising confident and courageous daughters / by D278 JoAnn Deak, Ph.D. with Teresa Barker. New York : Hyperion, 2002. C Dellasega, Cheryl. 305.23 Surviving Ophelia : mothers share their wisdom in navigating the D357 tumultous teenage years / by Cheryl Dellasega. Cambridge, Massachusetts : Perseus Publishing, 2001. C Di Prisco, Joseph. 649 Field guide to the American teenager : A parent's companion / by D536 Joseph Di Prisco and Michael Riera. Cambridge, Massachusetts : Perseus Publishing, 2000. C Diller, Lawrence H. 618.92 Running on ritalin : A Physician reflects on children, society, and D578 performance in a pill / by Lawrence H. Diller, M.D. New York : Bantam Books, 1998. C Dyer, Wayne W. 158 Pulling your own strings / by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer. D996 New York : Avon Books, 1978. C Ehrensaft, Diane, 649 Spoiling childhood : how well-meaning parents are giving children too E33 much--but not what they need / by Dian Ehrensaft, PhD. New York : Guilford Press, 1997. VC Ehrensaft, Diane, 649 Spoiling childhood : "How well-meaning parents are giving children too E33 much-but not what they need" by Diane Ehrensaft. Piedmont, CA : Video Production; sponsored by Piedmont Middle School Parents Club, 2000. 649 Elium, Don. E43 Raising a son : Parents and the making of a healthy man / Don Elium & Jeanne Elium. Hillsboro, Oregon : Beyond Words Publishing, Inc, 1992. C Elium, Jeanne. 649 Raising a daughter : Parents and the awakening of a healthy woman / E43 Jeanne Elium & Don Elium. Berkeley, California : Celestial Arts, 1994. C Elkind, David. 305.2 All grown up & no place to go : Teenagers in crisis / by David Elkind. E43 Menlo Park, CA : Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1984. 305.23 Elkind, David. E43 Parenting your teenager / by David Elkind, Ph.D. New York : Ballantine Books, 1993. C Empfield, Maureen, 616.85 Understanding teenage depression: a guide to diagnosis, treatment, E55 and management/ by Maureen Empfield and Nicholas Bakalar. New York: Henry Holt and Company, LLC, 2001. C Faber, Adele. 649 How to talk so kids will listen & listen so kids will talk / by Adele Faber F115 and Elaine Mazlish; illustrations by Ann Coe. New York : Avon Books, 1980. C Faber, Adele. 649 Siblings without rivalry : How to help your children live together so you F115 can live too / by Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish; illustrations by Kimberly ann Coe. New York : Avon Books, 1987. C Fisher, Roger. 158 Getting to YES : Negotiating agreement without giving in / by Roger F535 fisher and William Ury with Bruce Patton, Editor. New York : Penguin Books, 1991, c1983. C Folkers, Gladys. 613 Taking charge of my mnd & body : A girls' guide to outsmarting alcohol, F666 drug, smoking, and eating problems / by Gladys Folkers and Jeanne Engelmann. Minneapolis, MN : Free Spirit Publishing Inc., 1997. C Gadeberg, Jeanette. 646.7 Brave new girls : Creative ideas to help girls be confident, healthy, & G124 happy / by Jeanette Gadeberg. Minneapolis, MN : Fairview Press, 1997. 305.9 Galbraith, Judy and Jim Delisle. G148 The Gifted kids' survival guide : a teen handbook / Judy Galbraith and Jim Delisle; edited by Pamela Espeland. Minneapolis, MN : Free Spirit Publishing Inc., 1996. C Gaud, Laura. 372.11 The Biggest job we'll ever have : the Hyde School Program for G269 character-based education and parenting / by Laura and Malcolm Gauld; foreword by Marc Brown. New York : Scribner, 2002. C Giannetti, Charlene C. and Margaret Sagarese. 649 The Roller-coaster years : raising your child through the maddening G433 yet magical middle school years / by Charlene C. Giannetti and Margaret Sagarese. New York : Broadway Books, 1997. C Gootman, Marilyn E. 155.9 When a friend dies : A Book for teens about grieving & healing / by G659 Marilyn E. Gootman, Ed.D.; edited by Pamela Espeland. Minneapolis, MN : Free Spirit Publishing Inc., 1994. C Graham, Stedman. 158.1 Teens can make it happen : nine steps to success / by Stedman G742 Graham. New York : Fireside, 2000. C Greenspan, Stanley I. 649 The Challenging child : understanding, raising, and enjoying the five G815 "difficult" types of children. / Stanley I. 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