Good Kids, Difficult Behavior: A Guide to What Works and What Doesn't
"...a great addition to our school system's teacher  resources.  Clear, concise, common sense and appropriate for today's  students.  Many of our principals are making it mandatory that their  teachers read this."  --Jean Gaissert, LPC, Student Assistance Program Facilitator, Clayton County Public Schools, GA"For me, pages 102-105 about identifying a child's strengths are worth the price of admission all by themselves-but that happens again and again in this book full of great wisdom.  Joyce Divinyi's views on choice and consequences are wonderfully useful and smart.    --Gavin de Becker, Bestselling author of The Gift of Fear and Protecting the Gift"Joyce Divinyi has answers that really  work for today's kids who are often times "saddled" with problems of  unbelievable proportions with firmness and love.  I appreciate Joyce's  approach of dealing with these kids."  --Sandra Kidd, Assistant Principal, Fayette County Schools, Georgia"Joyce has a rare understanding of the complexities of child  behavior management.  It is very easy to take a harsh and discipline  approach, but it is more effective to be creative.  I found the book  very readable, practical and creative."  --Jeff Turley, M.D., Board Certified Child, Adolescent and Adult Psychiatrist