Created especially for practitioners in parenting education, this eight-page quarterly newsletter provides material you can use immediately in your classes and workshops:

• presentation plans complete with handouts
• tips from other parenting educators about what really works
• quick reports on recent research projects
• book reviews

PEP Talk is a favorite of professionals and parents across the country, who praise the presentation plans and describe the newsletter as “informative and thought-providing” and “enlightening.”

“A wealth of information for me as a new parent educator,” we were recently told by someone who serves teen parents, single parents and custodial grandparents of children from birth to age 3. “It’s been a great resource because I started with no curriculum or lesson plans.”

PEP Talk is now published in electronic form, as an easy-to-read PDF which uses the free Adobe Reader software. If you’re not using the Internet, you can be mailed print-outs of each issue’s PDF.

• Electronic subscriptions: $10 per year.

Electronic subscriptions will be mailed to the e-mail address you fill in when you check out. If you need to specify a different address, use the “Special Instructions” box.

New subscribers: Subscribe now and you’ll receive a $5 coupon for your next purchase of Parenting Press merchandise.

The coupon will arrive along with the e-mail confirmation of your subscription.

• Postal mail subscriptions: $20 per year

• FOR APRIL ONLY: Free copy of Spring 2008 issue. (Registration required)

First published in 1998, PEP Talk has covered dozens of important issues in articles, reviews, and teaching plans. If you’re a new subscriber, you’ll probably want some of these issues for your resource library. See the back issues list for the contents of each issue and ordering information.

Special bonus: Effective with the Winter 2006 issue, PEP Talk subscribers receive a special price discount on books each quarter—an economical way to update your reference library. Details will be in each issue of PEP Talk.

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