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Violence: The Way Out is a program of change for behaviorally challenged youth, directly addressingthe core reasons for violent, acting out, and dysfunctional behavior.This comprehensive program offers a step by step guide for professional counselors and educators,assisting them in teaching accountability and hope for the future for troubled youth. Violence: TheWay Out Is a collection of goals, objectives, and hands on activities which cover major areas ofconcern that are the source of violent acting out including family issues, addictive behavior, and thegiving and of receiving of support.Mental Health Professionals agree that behavioral patterns are formed consistent with thoughts andfeelings of self-worth, emotional and behavioral management, and a student’s ability to be resilientthrough difficult times. Violence: The Way Out is the only guide offering permanent change and away out for our most challenged youth, and a solution to our cultural and family violence.The original version of this book was published with educators in mind, with the format useful in aclassroom setting and/or small group, and long before the need was as great as in our current society.The original title Intervention Strategies for Violent Prone Behavior was a creation of the originalpublisher, and seemed to fit the need of educators at the time, since violence was an occasional andrandom occurrence, especially in our schools. When the authors decided to republish the book, theidea was to make it available to everyone working with at risk youth, and not limit it to theeducational market as before. The need in our society today is great and the time is right. Because ofthis critical need the book is being made available with the new title and most of the old materialwhich is timeless in its ability to impact change with challenged youth. The authors are comfortablewith the original title being a part of the more recent work, acknowledging the idea of its relevance
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