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Becoming Who I Want to Be: A Good Lives Workbook for Young Men
By Maiteé Soto, PsyD, Alejandro Leguízamo, PhD, & David S. Prescott, LICSW
This Spanish-edition workbook, based on the Good Lives Model of rehabilitation, is intended for use with young men (early adolescence into early adulthood) whose behaviors have been problematic in a wide range of areas. It can be used in both group and individual counseling modalities.
In consultation with a panel of practicing professionals who work with troubled youths, the author and publisher have written and designed this workbook for young men and boys whose adverse childhood experiences and problem behaviors have caused them to fall behind grade level in their reading skills and attention span.
Acknowledging the need for sensitivity to cultural differences, this edition is more than a straight translation. The authors have incorporated changes to make the workbook more relatable to young men from Mexican and other Spanish-speaking backgrounds.
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Becoming the Man I Want to Be: A Good Lives Workbook for Adults
By Maiteé Soto, PsyD, Alejandro Leguízamo, PhD, & David S. Prescott, LICSW
With this important workbook, the Good Lives Model (GLM) can be used for treatment with your adult male clients who require therapy for a wide range of criminal and harmful behaviors.
Author David Prescott introduces the GLM approach and takes your clients through 14 lean but powerful chapters as they learn to apply the GLM to their lives. Colorful illustrations connect clients with the many case examples, which helps them comprehend the concepts and the eight good life goals.
Acknowledging the need for sensitivity to cultural differences, this edition is more than a straight translation. The authors have incorporated changes to make the workbook more relatable to young men from Mexican and other Spanish-speaking backgrounds.