Engaging NLP for Teens

by Judy Bartkowiak

Between 13 and 19 we become adults and pass from the relatively protected home and family base to the street with our friends. Along the way we take exams, make hugely important decisions about school, work and relationships and we make mistakes. These mistakes can help us develop as mature adults or they can set us back and leave us lacking in confidence and unable to achieve our potential. This book gives you some helpful tips and information about how to harness what you are good at so you can manage what you are not good at and make it better. Content includes; Confidence how to get it and keep it; Non verbal communication eg appearance; Verbal communication and getting what you want; Managing exam stress; Getting a job; Relationships and sex

92 pages, Paperback

First published February 13, 2011

About the author

I've always been a writer!

Even as a little girl writing stories for my dolls and teddies, I've loved writing.

I did a Creative Writing course with the OU when I was feeling quite relaxed about my Market Research career and when my children were settled at school. I also did a Journalism course and another on Children's Literature.

My first book was 'Be a happier parent with NLP' and it was published by Hodder & Stoughton who still publish me today. This book is still in print and I'm still proud of it and believe it to be a comprehensive guide to applying the concepts of NLP to parenting.

Many other books followed and today I am updating my Engaging NLP series to include EFT which is an amazing energy healing modality that works so well alongside NLP.

I hope you find books here to help you with your family.

Reviews

[Donna Blinston · Rating 4 out of 5]

NLP For Tweens is part of the Engaging NLP Series, it is a follow-on from NLP for Children, fitting neatly before the Engaging NLP For Teens workbook. Engaging NLP for Tweens covers the key issues and challenges facing 8-12 year olds. Children need to become independent, responsible and resourceful because they spend most of their time away from home and the family. They need to be equipped with confidence, motivation and good communication skills. This book will teach the “tween” NLP techniques to manage: Transition into secondary school, Onset of puberty, Growth of personal responsibility, Relationships with boys/girls, Schoolwork and exams, Peer group pressure, Weight issues and Bullying. I found this book very easy to read-basic as an adult reader but when I act "as if" I was 10 the book is perfect, written in a style that relates directly to the tween. Will defiantly recommend to colleagues and relatives for their tweens