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Praise for Warning Signs
A Guidebook for Parents How to Read the Early
Signals of Low Self-Esteem, Addiction, and Hidden
Violence in Your Children
by
John Kelly with Brian J. Karem
Boston
Herald: Its a problem parents can easily
miss or ignore. But low self-esteem in children
can have devastating effects on families and society
at large, according to the authors of the new
book Warning Signs How to Read Early Signals
of Low Self Esteem, Addiction and Hidden Violence
in Your Children (LifeLine Press, 2002)
In their book, Kelly and Karem say low self-esteem
is the root cause of the growing rate of addiction,
violence, and depression in kids 8 to 18 years
old
.The book is intended to help parents
and clinicians identify low self-esteem and self
destructive behaviors in children and adolescents
Kelly and Karem say there is a way to stop violent
behavior before it starts. The first step, of
course, is diagnosing that your child has a problem.
Warning
Signs is an important resource for parents
and clinicians in identifying low self-esteem
and self-destructive behaviors in children and
adolescents. It is a provocative, well-informed,
and easy-to-read guide. It clearly articulates
how to interpret a childs moods and behaviors,
and how to recognize and address the underlying
signs of addictive illness. Warning Signs
also describes interventions that build self-worth,
and it discusses how to seek appropriate treatment
when necessary.
Arnold A. Lazarus, Ph.D., ABPP
Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Psychology,
Rutgers University
Warning
Signs is an insightful, practical resource
for all concerned parents. The emphasis on the
family in developing a cohesive strategy for raising
healthy children in these complex times will serve
to empower parents in the struggle to ensure the
well-being and protection of their children.
James OConnell, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
Director of Addiction Treatment Services
Renowned workshop leader of counselors, social
workers and psychologists
Warning
Signs provides parents relevant and timely
insight into the importance of their role, in
preventing substance abuse problems from developing
in their child. It clearly identifies what are
positive and potentially harmful behaviors by
well-meaning parents and discusses how to develop
a positive nurturing environment as well as effective
guidelines to help their child develop high self-esteem.
Dr. Edward Merski, Former Chief Psychologist
Mt. Loretto Treatment Center for Children &
Adolescents with Substance
Abuse & Psychological Difficulties
Twenty years Private Practice
Department of Psychiatry at Monmouth Medical
Center
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