"Educating Children for Cooperation & Contribution," Volume II,
contains exceptional, new child guidance resources for educators,
therapists, and parents: "The Work of an Adlerian Psychologist in the
Schools," Enlightening Children," and "Influencing the Child," by
Anthony Bruck. Bruck, who was trained by Alfred Adler, embodied
several central qualities of his mentor: warmth, gentleness, and
creativity. His work with children was reminiscent of Adler's
remarkable ability to make immediate contact and win a child with
respect, simple insight, and infectious optimism. Like a kindly uncle,
he guided children Socratically to make their own conclusions about
new ways to cross the bridge from misbehavior to cooperation.

Volume II also contains three articles by Alfred Adler: "Training for
Courage," "Children's Life Tests," and "The Lazy Child;" and "The
Challenge of Kindergarten," by Theodore Grubbe.

To order Volume II , or for additional information, go to
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/hstein/ecc-v2.htm.

If you do not yet have Alfred Adler's seminal, child guidance texts,
"Individual Psychology in the Schools," and "The Education of
Children," you can also order "Educating Children for Cooperation &
Contribution," Volume I at
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/hstein/ecc-v1.htm