Executive Functioning Skills Workbook for Teens Stay Focused, Get Organized, and Stop Procrastinating with Teen-Tested Techniques for Better Planning, Confidence, and Emotional Control
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39,99 €
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Beschreibung
Produktdetails
Einband
Gebundene Ausgabe
Erscheinungsdatum
25.08.2025
Verlag
Skillset Symphony PressSeitenzahl
168
Maße (L/B/H)
26/20,8/1,4 cm
Gewicht
597 g
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN
978-952-7634-09-7
Does it feel like your teen lives in a constant mess, where finding a pencil takes 20 minutes and every assignment due date sneaks up like it wasn't on the calendar? You're not imagining it. Your teen really is struggling with focus, planning, and follow-through, and you're stuck watching, knowing they could be doing so much better. Most parents assume their kid is just being lazy or defiant. But the truth is their brain's decision-making center isn't fully developed yet. They seriously can't "just get organized" without the right kind of help. The problem is getting worse every day. While your teen feels overwhelmed and defeated, their confidence takes hit after hit. Every forgotten assignment, every last-minute panic session, every emotional meltdown over something "simple" chips away at their self-worth. The issue is executive functioning skills aren't taught in school. Nobody ever sat your teen down and explained how their brain works, or gave them an easy to follow system for converting brain fog and confusion into crystal clear focus and direction. Until now The Executive Functioning Skills Workbook for Teens won't lecture them about getting it together. It gives them real tools they can use right now to take control. Here's what your teen will learn how to do: ¿ The "Procrastination Pitfall Case Study" that reveals exactly why smart teens freeze up - and the psychological breakthrough that gets them unstuck instantly ¿ Why your teen's brain literally "blanks out" during tests and presentations - plus the "Memory Anchor" technique that prevents mental blocks forever ¿ The "Distraction Radar" system that identifies your teen's biggest focus killers - and how to neutralize them before they strike ¿ What to do when your teen has a complete emotional meltdown - the "Mood Meter" method that turns breakdowns into breakthroughs ¿ The "Five-Minute Jumpstart" technique that tricks the procrastination part of their brain into cooperating (works even for teens who've given up) ¿ How to create "Activation Rewards" that motivate even the most resistant teens - without bribing or begging ¿ The shocking truth about why organized teens actually have LESS stress - and the "Daily To-Do & Done" system that makes organization addictive ¿ Why perfectionist teens suffer the most from procrastination - and the "Break It Down Blueprint" that makes overwhelming tasks feel manageable Why this works when nothing else has: ¿¿¿¿ 50 exercises that feel like solving real problems, not like more schoolwork ¿¿¿¿ Strategies that have been tried and tested by real teachers and parents ¿ Examples that actually fit what teens deal with, not random stuff they don't care about Even if your teen's tried using planners and ditched them, or rolled their eyes at every other book, this one hits different. The exercises make sense, the tips are easy to try, and they'll feel the difference instantly. Every day your teen struggles with this stuff, they're falling further behind kids who've already figured it out. While other teens are getting little wins and building confidence, yours might feel like they're always catching up. High school goes fast. College deadlines don't wait. The skills they build now won't just help with school, they'll matter for way longer. Don't let another semester go by watching your teen wrestle with stuff that has real answers.
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