Teen Safety WorkbookFacilitator Reproducible Self-Assessments, Exercises Educational Handouts. By: John J. Liptak, EdD Ester Leutenberg. Being a teen has always been challenging, but today teens face issues that have been compounded by a rapidly changing society and a plethora of technology. These changes require new strategies in ways to teach teens to protect themselves from the challenges they will constantly face in school and community, and with their friends and family.Some of the areas in which teens need to worry about their personal safety include: oDangerous driving risks including drinking/drugs and driving, underestimating dangerous road situations, texting or using cell phones inappropriately and not wearing seat belts. The Teen Safety Workbook contains five separate sections to help the participants learn more about the choices they have made and the choices they have yet to make in their lives: 1. Positive Feelings Scale helps teens explore the negative feelings they are experiencing in life and learn effective methods to constructively express their emotions. Enrichment activities at the end of each chapter are a third tool for facilitators of teens from families struggling with substance abuse. This workbook is also part of the Teen Workbooks Set. |