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Teen Resiliency Building Workbook

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  • Teach teens how to interact with the environment, handle stresses that occur, and bounce back from these stressful events
  • Combines reflective assessment and journaling to expose participants to powerfuls methods of self-reflection
  • Includes: facilitator reproducible self-assessments, exercises, and educational handouts
  • Sections include: Optimistic Outlook Scale, Sense of Control Scale, Sense-of-Self Scale, Ability to Bounce Back Scale, Change Management Scale

Written by John J. Liptak, EdD and Ester Leutenberg. Resiliency can be thought of as a skill that allows teens to manage life's challenges, stresses, changes and pressures effectively, and cope with and adapt successfully to adversity. Bounce back to a balanced state after facing a major disruption in life or career planning. Each of the five separate sections helps participants learn more about themselves and how to build the resiliency which will enable them to thrive in times of adversity, change and stress. They will learn about the importance of building resiliency skills to turn change and stress into opportunities and challenges, to live life zestfully, and to take positive actions in order to live their lives with less stress.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy S. ★★★★★

My daughter actually asks to do the journaling pages now, which I never expected. The way it pairs the reflective assessments with the writing prompts makes her stop and think instead of just answering yes or no. We've had some really good talks because of it.

Lily ★★★★★

The reflective assessments paired with the journaling really helped my teen identify her stress triggers and start building real coping skills. She actually looks forward to the exercises, which I didn't expect from a workbook.

Carter ★★★★★

The journaling prompts are what make this different from the usual advice-heavy workbooks, since they push my son to actually reflect instead of just read. He's been working through the stress sections on his own, which honestly surprised me.