Love Me Don’t Hurt Me: An Essential Teen Guide For Self-Protection and Advocacy Against Abuse-is written for teenagers 13 to 17, but others can also benefit from it. It is designed to teach about abuse, guide teenagers with Godly principles based on the Christian Bible, and steer them toward the love of Jesus Christ.

The book is ideal for sharing with their parents, teachers, guardians, Guidance Counselors, and other caregivers. They can use it to help them meet their teenagers' learning and developmental needs.

This book lets teenagers know that help is available and confirms that there are people whom the Lord has assigned to help them as part of His love for them. It also affirms teenagers in the love of Jesus Christ for them.

Topics include:Understanding what the Bible says about teenagersUnderstanding that teenagers should be lovedUnderstanding their sexuality, identity, and God-ordained purposeUnderstanding the different types of abuses and actions that hurt teenagersKnowing when they are abused, what to do, and who to report it toChanging negative thoughts, words, or beliefs that can affect teenagersReassuring teenagers that it is not their fault when they are abusedIts Interactive Design Includes:A reading segment provides basic information about love and child abuse so that they can understand the real issues facing teenagers across the globe. A workbook segment that develops critical thinking and life skills gets them to think broader and explore the topic of abuse further as they write their thoughts and ideas.

It allows them to reflect on personal challenges and develop empathy for other teenagers' struggles. Scripture references apply practically to the issues studied, strengthening the need for protection for teenagers and the need to love and not hurt them.

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