The book “Psychological aspects of the work of STC inspectors with juvenile offenders” is a unique and in-depth study devoted to one of the most pressing and complex topics in the field of juvenile justice. It collects the work of leading experts who share their experience and knowledge on how to effectively interact with adolescents who are on the side of offenders. This book will be an indispensable tool for both practicing juvenile inspectors and students and professionals in the field of psychology, sociology and law. The authors focus on the psychological aspects of interaction with minors, who often have their own unique reasons and motivations for committing offenses. The book raises important questions about how to properly understand and interpret the behavior of adolescents, what factors influence their decisions and how they can be helped to avoid repeated mistakes in the future. The authors suggest that the reader immerse himself in the world of young psychology, where every action and every word can be crucial. This work will be of interest not only to professional inspectors, but also to all those who work with young people: teachers, social workers, psychologists and parents. It can be a useful tool for those seeking to understand how to build trust with adolescents, how to help them cope with internal conflicts, and how to steer them on a path of correction. The book will also be useful to those interested in the prevention of delinquency among young people and the social adaptation of adolescents. The topics covered in the book cover a wide range of issues: from analyzing the causes of offenses to working with adolescents in conflict with the law. The authors emphasize the importance of an individual approach to each minor, emphasizing that there are no universal solutions. Each case is unique, and many factors must be taken into account for successful work - from the family environment to social conditions. The style in which the book is written is of scientific rigor, but it is accessible to a wide audience. The authors use examples from practice, which makes the material more lively and visual. The reader will be able not only to get acquainted with the theoretical aspects, but also to see how this knowledge is applied in practice. The team of authors includes experienced psychologists, lawyers and social workers, which gives the book a multifaceted and diverse view of the problem under consideration. This allows the reader to get a comprehensive view of the situation, as well as get acquainted with various methods and approaches to working with juvenile offenders. If you are looking for literature that will help you better understand the psychology of adolescents and learn how to work effectively with them, then “Psychological aspects of the work of SPD inspectors with juvenile offenders” will be a real find for you. This book will not only enrich your knowledge, but also inspire new approaches in your professional activities. It will become a reliable companion in your quest for understanding and assistance to those who are at a crossroads, and needs support and understanding.