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Granville Bud Potter
Granville Bud Potter
Granville Bud Potter, M.Ed. (Bowling Green State University, 1975) is currently the executive director of the Franklin County (Ohio) Community-Based Correction Facility. While serving in this capacity, he has successfully adapted the EQUIP program to serve adult offenders. Bud is also self- employed as a consultant to correctional and educational agencies. He retired from the Ohio Department of Youth Services in 1998 after 30 years working within institutions and parole divisions. As a consultant, he has worked with agencies in 21 of the United States and 2 states in Australia. He is the past president of the Ohio Correctional and Court Services Association. Much of his professional experience has involved the use of a peer-group modality.
Books by Author
Grades 9-12.
Manual and Packet of 20 Questionnaires
This widely used questionnaire can be used independently or to enhance the EQUIP training program.
Manual and Packet of 20 Questionnaires
Teaching Youth to Think and Act Responsibly through a Peer-Helping Approach
An evidence-based group program for adolescents with behavior problems, designed to promote skills to manage anger and correct thinking errors, tea
Set of both books
Teaching Youth to Think and Act Responsibly through a Peer-Helping Approach
This user-friendly guide is designed to enhance implementation of an EQUIP training program.
Teaching Youth to Think and Act Responsibly through a Peer-Helping Approach
A three-part intervention method for working with antisocial or behavior disordered adolescents.