Jacki Gordon is Senior Health Promotion Officer for Mental Health and Gillian Grant is a Health Promotion Officer for Youth in the Health Promotion Department of the Greater Glasgow Health Board.

`It is a well written, easy to read book on occasions amusing. However, for experienced professionals it is perhaps worth reading just to re-establish that the experiences of young people are varied and each individual needs to be listened to in his or her own right.'

• Foreword, Peter Wilson, Director, Young Minds. Preface, Carol Tannahill, Director of Health Promotion, Greater Glasgow Health Board. 1. Howie Feel is Conceived. 2. Field of Words. 3. Happiness and Unhappiness. 4. Self-Esteem: What makes Young People Value Themselves. 5. What Young People Do with their Feelings. 6. Dear Diary: How We Feel. 7. How We Feel About Ourselves. 8. How We Feel About School. 9. How We Feel About Our Families. 10. How We Feel About Our Peers. 11. How We Feel About Romance. 12. How We Feel About Everything Else: A Mixed Bag. 13. Taking Howie Feel on Board: What Can We Do? 14. Giving Young People a Voice, Jenny Secker, Specialist Development and Evaluation Officer, Health Education Board, Scotland. 15. Young People in Crisis, Anne Houston, Director, ChildLine Scotland. 16. Inner Voices, Distant Lives? Sally Butler, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Yorkhill NHS Trust (Community Child Health). 17. School Days: The Best Days of Your Life? George Potter, Guidance Teacher, Cathkin High School. 18. Happy Families? Mary Ross, Director of Notre Dame Child Guidance Clinic and Adolescent Unit. 19. He Said, She Said, Susan McGinnis, Counsellor, University of Strathclyde. 20. What the Doctor Ordered: The Role of the GP, Phil Wilson, GP, Battlefield Surgery and University of Glasgow. 21. Caring For Teenagers in the 21st Century: Young Voices Matter, Graham Bryce, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Possilpark Health Centre. Appendices. References. Index. List of Contributors.

Jacki Gordon is Senior Health Promotion Officer for Mental Health and Gillian Grant is a Health Promotion Officer for Youth in the Health Promotion Department of the Greater Glasgow Health Board.

`It is a well written, easy to read book on occasions amusing. However, for experienced professionals it is perhaps worth reading just to re-establish that the experiences of young people are varied and each individual needs to be listened to in his or her own right.'

• Foreword, Peter Wilson, Director, Young Minds. Preface, Carol Tannahill, Director of Health Promotion, Greater Glasgow Health Board. 1. Howie Feel is Conceived. 2. Field of Words. 3. Happiness and Unhappiness. 4. Self-Esteem: What makes Young People Value Themselves. 5. What Young People Do with their Feelings. 6. Dear Diary: How We Feel. 7. How We Feel About Ourselves. 8. How We Feel About School. 9. How We Feel About Our Families. 10. How We Feel About Our Peers. 11. How We Feel About Romance. 12. How We Feel About Everything Else: A Mixed Bag. 13. Taking Howie Feel on Board: What Can We Do? 14. Giving Young People a Voice, Jenny Secker, Specialist Development and Evaluation Officer, Health Education Board, Scotland. 15. Young People in Crisis, Anne Houston, Director, ChildLine Scotland. 16. Inner Voices, Distant Lives? Sally Butler, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Yorkhill NHS Trust (Community Child Health). 17. School Days: The Best Days of Your Life? George Potter, Guidance Teacher, Cathkin High School. 18. Happy Families? Mary Ross, Director of Notre Dame Child Guidance Clinic and Adolescent Unit. 19. He Said, She Said, Susan McGinnis, Counsellor, University of Strathclyde. 20. What the Doctor Ordered: The Role of the GP, Phil Wilson, GP, Battlefield Surgery and University of Glasgow. 21. Caring For Teenagers in the 21st Century: Young Voices Matter, Graham Bryce, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Possilpark Health Centre. Appendices. References. Index. List of Contributors.

Jacki Gordon is Senior Health Promotion Officer for Mental Health and Gillian Grant is a Health Promotion Officer for Youth in the Health Promotion Department of the Greater Glasgow Health Board.

`It is a well written, easy to read book on occasions amusing. However, for experienced professionals it is perhaps worth reading just to re-establish that the experiences of young people are varied and each individual needs to be listened to in his or her own right.'

• Foreword, Peter Wilson, Director, Young Minds. Preface, Carol Tannahill, Director of Health Promotion, Greater Glasgow Health Board. 1. Howie Feel is Conceived. 2. Field of Words. 3. Happiness and Unhappiness. 4. Self-Esteem: What makes Young People Value Themselves. 5. What Young People Do with their Feelings. 6. Dear Diary: How We Feel. 7. How We Feel About Ourselves. 8. How We Feel About School. 9. How We Feel About Our Families. 10. How We Feel About Our Peers. 11. How We Feel About Romance. 12. How We Feel About Everything Else: A Mixed Bag. 13. Taking Howie Feel on Board: What Can We Do? 14. Giving Young People a Voice, Jenny Secker, Specialist Development and Evaluation Officer, Health Education Board, Scotland. 15. Young People in Crisis, Anne Houston, Director, ChildLine Scotland. 16. Inner Voices, Distant Lives? Sally Butler, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Yorkhill NHS Trust (Community Child Health). 17. School Days: The Best Days of Your Life? George Potter, Guidance Teacher, Cathkin High School. 18. Happy Families? Mary Ross, Director of Notre Dame Child Guidance Clinic and Adolescent Unit. 19. He Said, She Said, Susan McGinnis, Counsellor, University of Strathclyde. 20. What the Doctor Ordered: The Role of the GP, Phil Wilson, GP, Battlefield Surgery and University of Glasgow. 21. Caring For Teenagers in the 21st Century: Young Voices Matter, Graham Bryce, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Possilpark Health Centre. Appendices. References. Index. List of Contributors.