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A guidebook to help teens become better communicators. Also includes information on other life skills including active listening, assertiveness, clarifying language, interviewing skills and more.

Contains activities for teens with autism and Asperger's that offers a strengths-based approach to developing social and communication skills.

Shows how to build positive, healthy self-esteem at the deepest level in order to have more confidence, motivation, and fulfilling relationships.

" ... For teens that struggle with negative thoughts and emotions, 'Stuff That Sucks' offers a .

"In 'The Self-Esteem Habit for Teens,' you'll learn 50 easy, little ways you can make self-esteem a reality (and a habit!) every day--anytime, anywhere.

A guide for teens to help build confidence and resilience and manage stress after a traumatic experience using cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy.

" . . . offers . . . mindfulness skills teens can use anytime, anywhere to stop worries from growing and taking over, .

Presents body-oriented practices for the physical aspects of grief and loss.

A guide for teenages on how to use cognitive behavior therapy to manage stress.

"Teens deserve clear, accurate information about sex and consent.

Ben Sedley, clinical psychologist and acceptance and commitment therapy practitioner, and Lisa Coyne, founder and senior clinical consultant of the McLean OCD Institute for Children and Adolescents, present strategies to help teenagers with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), and provides an explanation of the causes of OCD.

"Anxiety is a huge problem among today's teens-that's why teens need tangible tips and tools they can use every day to manage fears, stress, and worry.

"Social anxiety is a serious-yet often overlooked-form of anxiety commonly experienced by teens.

". . . tools to help [teenagers] manage the anxiety that makes [them] angry"--Provided by publisher.

"If you're a teen with ADHD, you care about academic and social success just as much as your peers do, but you may also experience difficulties keeping up in school and maintaining good relationships with friends and family.