families who are dealing with
issues of war, trauma or
mental illness by:
- Providing essential information
- Normalizing a variety of reactions
- Encouraging open communication
- Supporting healthy coping
- Offering comfort and hope
Michelle D. Sherman, Ph.D.
DeAnne M. Sherman
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A series of blogs by military teens describing their feelings and experiences before, during and after parental deployment to Iraq or Afghanistan. |
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A unique, three-part book that honestly and gently addresses key issues in dealing with a parent who has experienced trauma. An important resource for anyone working with teens, this interactive book includes clear information and opportunities for self-expression. |
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A first-of-its-kind, interactive book for teenagers who are dealing with a parent who has schizophrenia, depression or bipolar disorder. Highly relevant for all helping professionals, this practical yet sensitively written book provides the teen reader with information, suggestions for effective coping, and thought-provoking activities. |
