Coping (Fall 2019)

Though society is changing at a faster rate than ever, young people’s most widespread problems persist and demand answers. This set provides our youth with much-needed facts, statistics, and reliable advice that they can trust. Each guidebook applies tried-and-true wisdom to navigate the most prevalent issues teenagers face, including stress, racial profiling, and sexual consent. By providing readers with knowledge and actionable strategies to cope, this set empowers a new generation to thrive in the face of adversity. Features include: Provides practical, sound advice for dealing with tough topics, such as depression, working with a learning disability, and suicidal thoughts. Each book features a Myths and Facts feature that addresses and debunks popular misconceptions. 10 Great Questions to Ask a Specialist features encourage and guide readers as they seek out specialists. Presents an intersectional approach speaks to all audiences, addressing the ways in which these issues impact diverse students and marginalized victims.