Parenting challenging children and teenagers, counseling teenagers, raising boys who don’t like sports, sport psychology for equestrians.

Helping Teens in Therapy Thrive in an Ultra-Competitive, Screen-Saturated World
“…an unprecedented and extraordinary guide for therapists treating teens and families. Janet invites the reader into her practice with examples of how to communicate candidly and creatively with this challenging clientele. An elite handbook emerges that clearly demonstrates to clinicians what to DO in session…”
Joe Dowling, MS, LPC, author of
Zonefulness: The Ultimate Guide for Student Athletes
Available at Routledge.
Therapeutic Conversations with Adolescents takes readers into the office of a seasoned therapist, where they can be a fly on the wall of live therapy sessions. Full of actual dialogue and the processing behind the choice of responses and interventions, this book stands in contrast to the dozens of books about adolescent therapy that discuss only theory, conjecture, and generic strategies.
Teenagers today need therapists who can offer robust and unpretentious therapeutic relationships, as well as conversations that matter enough to hold their clients’ attention and make them want to come back for more.
Readers will come away from this book understanding how to tread the delicate balance between the support and confrontation, the forthrightness and discretion, and the humor and tenacity that therapists need to make a real and lasting impact with teenagers.

The Last Boys Picked: Helping Boys Who Don’t Play Sports Survive Bullies and Boyhood
Read the book Parents magazine calls a “MUST READ” and “a wowing and enlightening guide for any parent”
“ … chock full of valuable information on a topic that is so rarely spoken about.” — Dorri Olds
Available at B&N.com | IndieBound | Penguin Random House
In our competitive culture that makes heroes out of athletes, it’s not easy being a boy who doesn’t like to play sports.
Overlooked by a society that reinforces impossible standards of “masculinity,” boys who are uninterested in competitive sports or have non-aggressive personalities are often vilified and bullied for being different as they grow up in the shadow of America’s obsession with bigger, faster, richer, and stronger. Compassionate, empowering, and instructive, The Last Boys Picked will help parents, teachers, coaches, and caregivers identify the social and emotional hurdles that these boys face, and offer specific action steps to help any child build resilience and a healthy self-esteem.
The Last Boys Picked was written to help parents, educators, coaches and others whose lives intertwine with children appreciate the social and psychological challenges these boys face, and help them feel valued in a world that aggrandizes athletic prowess and dismisses aggressive behavior in males as “boys being boys.”

Teenagers have become very adept at keeping their parents off balance and making them second guess their decisions.
“#3 Best Parenting Book for Parents of Teens!
parenting blogger/author”
Available at B&N.com | IndieBound | Penguin Random House
Stop Negotiating with Your Teen was written to help parents avoid being taken advantage of by their own kids who threaten to become more aggressive, more depressed, more moody, or just more “difficult” as their parents insist on greater responsibility, accountability, and courtesy.
Stop Negotiating with Your Teen can help you to:

“She deals very thoroughly with the engagement issues that recur when working with clients who have been brought to her (usually by parents) with only nominal consent.” Debate (Division of Educational Psychologists)
“Offers therapists a different way to help disengaged…young clients and their families find dignified, face-saving ways out of problems.” – Adolescence Journal
Available at B&N.com | IndieBound
Focusing on establishing genuine and unaffected relationships between therapists and teens, this book offers techniques for clinicians who want to engage and connect with their adolescent clients. The goal is to bring about conversations that are candid and therapeutically effective so that teens and their families can find dignified and durable solutions to their problems.
Thorough and lucidly written, Adolescent Therapy that Really Works shows therapists how to become partners with their clients, maintain their authority while also drawing teens into comfortable conversation, and read body language and facial expressions to better convey understanding and respect. Every therapist who works with adolescents and their families will benefit from the wisdom, skill, and honesty exhibited in Edgette’s therapeutic approach.

“This immensely readable book addresses the selection, eliciting, and therapeutic use of hypnotic phenomena that are natural outgrowths of trance… Numerous case examples vividly illustrate intervention with anxiety disorders, trauma and abuse, dissociative disorders, depression, marital and family problems, sports and creative performance, pain … and other conditions… In summary, I feel that The Handbook of Hypnotic Phenomena in Psychotherapy is an excellent book.”
Joan Murray-Jobsis, Chapel Hill, NC
Available at B&N.com | Taylor & Francis
Includes sections on using: age progression • age regression • hypnotic dreaming • hypermnesia • hypnotic deafness • catalepsy • positive and negative hallucinations, and other hypnotic phenomena.

Heads Up! is designed to help equestrian athletes enhance their experience of riding, training, competing, and loving horses.
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From his Foreword in The Rider’s Edge:
“Like all of Janetʼs works, this one you wonʼt want to miss. Read it, enjoy it, savor it, digest it, and I guarantee your game of riding — as well as your game of life — will improve.”
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