The new activity workbook for school-age children represents the latest step in a violence intervention program developed over the past seven years by Erikson Institute for Advanced Study in Child Development. Written by James Garbarino, Ph.D., the workbook combines reading, writing, drawing, & discussion to help children clarify their thoughts, feelings, & knowledge about violence. It seeks to help children discover the meaning of violence, that fear is normal, & that there are things children can do to feel better & safer ...
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The new activity workbook for school-age children represents the latest step in a violence intervention program developed over the past seven years by Erikson Institute for Advanced Study in Child Development. Written by James Garbarino, Ph.D., the workbook combines reading, writing, drawing, & discussion to help children clarify their thoughts, feelings, & knowledge about violence. It seeks to help children discover the meaning of violence, that fear is normal, & that there are things children can do to feel better & safer, with help from caring adults. The workbook encourages a strengthening of the relationships with community resources that can create positive change for children & families.
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