Work — the second rung

Don't just read the journey. Work through yours.

The Parent & Mentor Pack pairs the book with a Start Here roadmap and six practical tools designed to help you apply what you learn — in your home, your conversations, and your next decision.

The eBook inside the Pack is the same book also available in paperback at Barnes & Noble.

The Ladders to Peace Parent & Mentor Pack

What's inside

Eight pieces, one steady sequence

Every tool arrives as a PDF — read it on your phone, or print it and write on it by hand.

1

Start Here — Pack Roadmap

Read this first. It shows you what to use, and in what order, so nothing feels overwhelming.

2

Ladders to Peace eBook

The full book in PDF and EPUB — story, understanding, and philosophy.

3

Parent & Mentor Companion Workbook

Guided exercises that turn insight into practice in your own situation.

4

Warning Signs & Pattern Observation Checklist

Separate what you have actually observed from what you fear or assume.

5

Connection Map

See the relationships around your young person and choose where to rebuild.

6

7-Day Connection Reset

One small, steady repair step each day for a week.

7

7 Questions Conversation Starter

Open, non-leading questions for a conversation that has been hard to start.

8

Next Rung Action Plan

Your next small, steady step — named, owned, and scheduled.

Everything, together.

The book and all seven tools for $19.95 — or add the tools to your eBook later for $10.

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The Next Rung Action Plan

Where it lands

The Next Rung Action Plan

Everything in the Pack points toward one page: the single next step you can own this week. Not the whole climb — the next rung. Print it, put it where you'll see it, and come back to it when the ground shifts.

A gentle next step

After the tools: the Private Challenge

When you're ready, you can apply for five free, private one-on-one mentoring sessions — no obligation afterward.

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Ladders to Peace is an educational mentoring program — not psychotherapy, medical care, addiction treatment, diagnosis, crisis intervention, or emergency response. If someone may be in immediate danger, get help now.