Self-Esteem and Anger Management Workbook for Teens 2 Books in 1 - From Self-Doubt and Outbursts to Confidence and Calm - A Teen's Guide to Crush Insecurity, Silence Inner Critic and Master Emotions
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Beschreibung
Produktdetails
Einband
Gebundene Ausgabe
Erscheinungsdatum
19.01.2026
Verlag
Skillset Symphony PressSeitenzahl
334
Maße (L/B/H)
26/20.8/2.3 cm
Gewicht
940 g
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN
978-952-7634-15-8
Your Teen Thinks They're "Not Good Enough" No Matter What You Say. And Little Things Turn Into Huge Fights. What's Going On? Does your teenager refuse to try out for the team or raise their hand in class because they're convinced they'll mess up? 真真 Are you exhausted from tiptoeing around your own kid, never knowing if asking about homework will trigger World War 3? Have you watched your once-happy kid become quiet and withdrawn, constantly comparing themselves to other teens, then suddenly blow up over something tiny? This 2-in-1 workbook might be exactly what your family needs. Your teen isn't trying to make your life difficult. Their brain is dealing with friend drama, grade pressure, everyone looking "perfect" online, and emotions that go from 0 to 100 in seconds. Nobody ever taught them how to handle the voice saying "you're not good enough" or how to stop before they say something they regret. Emily Carter has spent over a decade turning therapy techniques (CBT, DBT, mindfulness) into simple 5-minute exercises teens actually use. Here's what your teen will discover inside: The "Anger Iceberg" that reveals why mentioning grades triggers instant rage and what emotions are really hiding underneath The thought trap convincing average students they're failing and the quick exercise that breaks the cycle What's happening in your teen's brain during meltdowns and the three-color system that stops it before the yelling starts The mirror exercise that ends appearance obsession without giving another "you're beautiful" speech they won't believe The exact words that get your teen to open up instead of responding with "fine" or slamming doors Why meltdowns always happen after school or during homework and the four questions that reveal what's really wrong How to handle Instagram without confiscating their phone, just one mental shift that stops the constant comparing The naming technique that weakens the "I'm stupid/ugly/weird" voice the moment your teen tries it What your teen can actually say when friends pressure them because "just say no" doesn't work in real life The 90-second breathing method that works before tests, big games, or when they're about to explode Plus 100 quick exercises that fit busy schedules! 真真 Here's what changes: Your teen stops saying "I can't" before trying. They communicate instead of shutting down. Mess-ups don't spiral. You have normal conversations instead of fights. Even if therapy didn't work, they hate workbooks, or you've tried everything... this works because it's quick and doesn't feel like another assignment. Here's what happens if nothing changes... "I'm not good enough" becomes "I won't even try." Anger pushes away friends and damages your relationship permanently. Teenage anxiety keeps rising. Patterns forming right now stick. What they practice now becomes who they are as adults. This costs less than one therapy session but gives tools they'll use for a lifetime. 真真
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