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Good Lives Model for Adolescents Who Sexually Harm, The
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The Good Lives Model for Adolescents Who Sexually Harm
edited by Bobbie Print
Foreword by Tony Ward
This book explains why an agency in the United Kingdom, G-map Treatment Centre in Manchester, chose to move to the Good Lives Model (GLM) and how they adapted the model for work with adolescents. With contributions from Tony Beech and the team at G-map, this book is grounded in six years of practical experience, with how-to chapters on motivating and engaging young people, assessment, GLM planning, transitions and evaluation, and more. This book is a must for any treatment provider looking to stay on top of the field's latest advances. (2012)
ISBN: 978-1-884444-94-4
232 pages, paper
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Order#: WP158
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What is the age range/ability for this workbook and the other next to it? Is there any way to preview more of the material? I am working with ID and Autistic adolescent boys.
GinaMarie,
This is not a workbook. It is an introduction and guidebook about using the GLM with adolescents written for clinicians. If you want a GLM workbook for youth, check out these books:
https://safersocietypress.org/becoming-who-i-want-to-be/
Thank you.