For individuals working with young offenders in schools, institutions, restorative justice services, children's homes, youth groups, and other settings, Wallis (restorative justice, Oxfordshire Youth Offending Service, UK) et al. present a program to encourage empathy in young people who have committed crimes or hurt others through their actions, challenging them to face what they have done and consider how they can repair the damage. The program can be used with youth of different ages, offenses, backgrounds, and abilities, in individual and group settings, and recognizes that youth offenders often experience victimization themselves. Exercises help youth explore the causes of their crimes, empathize with their victims and others affected, and repair the harm, and as a part of a restorative process. The DVD contains interviews with offenders and victims. Annotation ©2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)