Change Your Mind, Change Your Life

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• Michael Prichard, PBS television host and world renowned speaker from San Rafael, CA says,

  “Ray Erickson is a genius at working with kids and his book, Ten Tips to Tame Your Teen is a brilliant tome on how to help young people adjust through self-respect, self-reliance, self-discipline and love. From parents to kids alike, this book will teach you what to do and why you do it.”

• Lynn D. Johnson, Ph.D. and author of the book “Enjoy Life, Healing with Happiness” from Salt Lake City, UT says this about the Ten Tips…

  Ray's new book, Ten Tips to Tame your Teen will nourish any parent. Teens are trouble, all too often, and whether you nibble or consume, there is much here to chew on. I strongly suggest you grab this book and use it like a buffet, try out the offerings and see which one nurtures your own best style. You will be glad you did.

• Debbie A, nurse practioner and mother of 3 from Wilton, CA says,

  "I purchased this book for myself to gain some insight to better communicate with my grandchildren. So very insightful. After reading the book I discovered I could apply these tips and strategies to all ages and found it to be helpful in all of my relationships. It is very well organized, easy to read, understandable, practical, and very easy to relate to. I have found myself having ah-ha moments and going back to particular chapters to refresh my memory and practicing the strategies on my grandson, daughter and husband. Amazing how very simple and easy theses strategies' are and they really work!!! I have since purchased a second copy for my daughter and son in law. I highly recommend this book to everyone."

• Mimi Lupin, PhD and author of “Old Me, New Me audio program for kids from Hot Springs, AK says,

  “Tips for Taming Teens is a unique book of wisdom and strategies based on Mr. Erickson's many years of experience working with teens. He understands what adolescents need, how they think and why they act the way they do. The Ten Tips helps parents to develop strong emotional bonds and raise responsible young adults. These bonds will protect their teenage children and lead to lifelong loving relationships.”

• Diana B, a mother of 4 from Elmwood Park, New Jersey says.... ,

  "I love your approach and simple, straight foward tips, not to mention your respect and understanding for teenagers. I couldn't help but laugh when you mentioned the classic eye roll with sigh as your teen exits the room quietly after you speak to them. I actually have 3 teenagers!!!! What you said about the innate reasons why teenagers go through these changes, such as many of these mood swings and rebellion are normal and them trying to gain independence and grow, and the need for these things so that they can prepare how to be a successful adult oneday, really made sense to me. It helped reduce my anger and hurt and focus on the bigger picture and reasons for things. "