For years, we have been asked for this important Spanish translation of our best-selling book in English, "Learning to Live Without Violence: A Handbook for Men".

"Aprender a Vivir Sin Violencia - Manual Para Hombres" is purchased by therapists and counselors around the world.

Presents the theoretical foundations...the current controversies, the political context that we in the family violence field face, and the various techniques that can be applied to treatment. . .includes two topics often omitted in other books: stalking and multicultural issues.

Starting in the early 80's, Learning to Live Without Violence set the standard for the treatment of batterers. Today, there are more than 300,000 copies in print. Now, the updated 1997 bestselling manual includes exercises to enhance the curriculum for longer-term counseling and educational programs.

Learning to Live Without Violence has been adapted to audio cassette tapes.

Narrated by Adam Gottstein

There are very few copies of these tapes available. Once they are gone, we won't be reproducing them.

Although men and women can articulate anger in very different ways, books on managing problem anger tend to focus on men and their tendency toward more violent anger expression. This workbook addresses the unique concerns of women with anger problems. Rigid social patterning, the book argues, conditions many women to stifle or deny their anger, and this repression can cause a range of other psychological problems. Others experience violent, outwardly focused anger. Whichever pattern your anger follows, you'll learn healthier ways to express your anger from this workbook.