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A program for bringing parents and teens together There’s no denying it. Parents and teens are often at odds—but it doesn’t have to be that way. When parents and teens learn together, they will have a common language and skills for a smoother ride.


That’s where the newly revised Active Parenting of Teens: Families in Action comes in. Based on the popular Active Parenting of Teens (p. 12), this program can be used to give families critical tools for the challenging teen years: communication, mutual respect, risk- prevention and more.


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Three programs in one! We’ve built in the flexibility you need to reach as many people as possible. Your program kit can be used in three ways: • a class for parents: Active Parenting of Teens


• a class for teens: Teens in Action • a class for parents and their teens together: Families in Action!


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“My favorite part about this program is how it gets teens and parents talking.” -Sue Cross


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Chaffey Adult School Ontario, California


Pricing Information


Save $200


In six 2½-hour sessions, parents and/or teens will


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learn all this and more: Session I: Understanding each other • What’s going on in a teen’s brain • Mutual respect Session II: Communication • Active communication skills • the Spiral of Success Session III: Responsibility • Choices and consequences • Problem-solving Session IV: Building Courage • Four key encouragement skills • Power through negotiation Session V: Risk Prevention, Part 1 • The power of positive role models • Talking about sexuality Session VI: Risk Prevention, Part 2 • Tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs • Bullying and relationship violence • Peer pressure


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(See pages 12 and 36 for a complete listing of session contents.)


Research proves it’s effective! Research on this program was published in the Journal of Drug Education and the Journal of Primary Prevention. Families in Action is listed in the OJJDP Model Programs Guide and NREPP.


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3-in-1 Jump-Start Package - 1 Standard Program Kit (see below) - 15 Parent’s Guides - 15 Teen’s Guides - 15 Responsibility Coins - 45 certificates (15 of each) - 1 Parent PowerPoint Presentation - 1 Parent/Teen & Teen PowerPoint Q1739............. .$898.00


3-in-1 Standard Program Kit - 2 parent class DVDs (150 MIN.) - 1 teen class DVD (124 MIN.)


- 1 Parent’s Guide - 1 Teen’s Guide + Responsibility Coin - 1 set of Parent Handouts - 1 Parent Class Leader’s Guide - 1 Parent/Teen & Teen Combo Leader’s Guide


- 1 sample Parent Certificate - 1 sample Teen Certificate - 1 sample Parent/Teen Certificate - Promotional & Marketing Tools Q1730.................$549.00


Additional Parent’s Guides Q4503 1-24 ................$14.95 ea. 25-99 ...............$13.95 ea. 100+................$12.95 ea.


Additional Teen’s Guides Q1743 1-24 ............... $13.95 ea. 25-99 ...............$12.95 ea. 100+................$11.95 ea.


When you need extras... Completion Certificates (15) Q4504 Parent.............$6.00 Q1744 Teen ..............$6.00 Q1734 Parent/Teen combo ..$6.00


Leader’s Guide Q4502 Parent............$29.95 Q1733 Parent/Teen & Teen $29.95


PowerPoint Presentation Q4507 Parent............$49.00 Q1746 Parent/Teen & Teen .$49.00


See our website for more materials.


Research supports its effectiveness


Teens-only program (see p. 36) Q1740................ .$299.00


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