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"Teens are living on the edge. Life is tough. Bad things happen. To them. To those they love and care about. They wonder what's coming next. They're scared, anxious, angry, and sad. They try, but never feel good enough, smart enough, or attractive enough. They wear masks. They try to fit in. They hide and live lies. There's a fierce battle going on in theirminds. Their hearts are at stake. This is a battle they must win. For more than 30 years, multiple award-winning author, speaker, and grief counselor Gary Roe has been helping teens and adults heal from past wounds, discover who they are, and live with passion and purpose. With more than a dozen books and 600 articles in print, he has become a trusted, inspirational voice to thousands of wounded hearts. ""Life is about overcoming,"" Gary frequently says. He is determined to help youth face their battles, beginning with this book. In Living on the Edge, teens will learn... Why they struggle with feelings of sadness, worthlessness, or hopelessness at times. How their struggles come from lies they've been fed and embraced along the way. How to identify the specific lies tripping them up and keeping them stuck. How to begin to replace these lies with the truth. How to deal with self-harming or suicidal thoughts that can derail their lives. Where to go from here to become the Difference Maker they were meant to be. It's time to help teens move from walking on the edge of a cliff to living on the edge of their seats. There is much to look forward to. More than they realize. And we can help. Living on the Edge is the first of four books included the Suicide Prevention Project, an initiative spearheaded by the author. It will be a valuable and practical resource for schools, parents, churches, youth workers, counselors, and all who live or work with teens."

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No one is beyond repair. Anyone can heal. Everyone can make a difference. This are the messages we all need to hear. Gary has done a marvelous job of addressing what holds teens back and what can propel them forward. - Paul Casale, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Marriage & Family Therapist Amazing. Such a difficult topic, but I appreciate how direct the author is, and that he didn't over complicate the process. Living on the Edge is exactly the type of book teens need - clear and to the point. A valuable resource for counselors. - Lana Owen, Mental Health, Wellness, and Safety Specialist, Texas Education Service Center Living on the Edge is a must read for teens or anyone contemplating self-harm, struggling with depression, or knows somebody who is. Every parent and every teen should read this book. - Dr. Doug Vance, PhD, Juvenile Justice & Corrections Consulting; Founder, Brazos Valley Coalition of Suicide Prevention Both Living on the Edge is an impactful and practical guide for the wounded teen souls. Changed thinking is a first step toward changed behavior. Gary masterfully connects heart and head matters in this book. I look forward to sharing it with clients and friends. - Carrie Andree, Licensed Professional Counselor We've all been wounded, and this book offers concrete, specific things that readers can do to help with the healing process. It's clear that the author cares deeply for and is passionate about assisting teens find a new life of powerful, positive impact. - Dr. Craig Borchardt, CEO Hospice Brazos Valley, Texas A&M Health Science Center We can find ourselves lost without purpose or direction. Many teens end up in a hopeless downward spiral. Gary's insight in getting to the heart of the issue and focusing on the real battle, which is the battle for the mind, brings hope and clarity instead of hopelessness and confusion. I will definitely recommend these books. - Page Bratcher, Divorce & Life Recovery Coach

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