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Self Esteem Workbook for Teens
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Most adolescents have healthy self-esteem in some situations, and yet not in others. The Self Esteem Workbook for Teens expands the number of situations in which they can choose Self Esteem communication. When an adolescent is passive, opportunities are lost and unpleasant situations are tolerated. In time, bad feelings can build to a point where one more event can trigger an explosion of resentment that in turn provokes criticism or rejection. This clinically developed and proven workbook employs the major self esteem interventions. Author Anita Bohensky, Ph.D is a highly experienced Child and Adolescent Psychologist and the Director of the Whole Child & Adolescent Center, New York, NY. This workbook offers: Increased Self Esteem and Confidence; Increased Positive Attitude; Effective Communication Skills; Effective Techniques for Expressing Needs; Effective Skills for Dealing with Criticism; and Effective Alternatives for Dealing with Bullies and Difficult People.
“The Self Esteem Workbook for Teens relates to adolescents and gets to the heart of the issues of assertiveness and self-esteem” – Dr. James Faber
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Skills and Concepts
- Learn to Identify your own behavior as Self Esteem, Aggressive, or Passive
- Four Modes of Communicating
- Learn to distinguish between the Four Modes of Communicating
- Defining criteria for measuring change in Self Esteem Communication
- Basic premises underlying the Four Modes of Communicating
- Identifying traditional assumptions and Countering with Self Esteem Rights
- Broken Record Technique
- Confronting your fears about Self Esteem Behavior
- Criticism as Manipulation
- Acknowledgment
- Clouding
- Probing
- Content-to-Process shift
- Time Out
- Slowing Down
- Self Esteem Position Statement
- Self Esteem Listening
- Self Esteem Position Statement – Expressing and Listening
- Workable Compromise
Goals
- To learn Self Esteem Communication Skills used in a variety of settings to improve your relationships both school, family, and personal
- To distinguish Self Esteem from Aggressive, Passive, Passive-Agg communication
- To distinguish Self Esteem rights from myths about self esteem
- To explore your fears about Self Esteem
Format
The Self Esteem Workbook for Teens uses a skill building format and each new skill relies, to some extent, on what has previously been learned, therefore participants are strongly encouraged to do all eight (8) sessions. The Workbook contains Skills and Concepts, exercises, and homework assignments.