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The Mindfulness Journal for Teens : Prompts and Practices to Help You Stay Cool, Calm, and Present (9781646112838)



Practice keeping calm and staying positive―a mindfulness journal for teens

Between school stress, extracurriculars, friend drama, and more, being a teenager is tough. Mindfulness-pausing to experience the present moment only-is a great way to stay focused and practice dealing with one feeling at a time. This mindfulness journal is especially for teens, offering a toolbox of simple breathing exercises, easy meditations, and dozens of writing prompts that help you bring mindfulness into your daily routine. By spending just a few minutes with it every day, you can make your life feel calmer, more focused, and easier.

The Mindfulness Journal for Teens includes:

Teen survival skills―Anyone can benefit from mindfulness, but these examples and prompts focus on issues teens are going through, like self-esteem, family relationships, and worries about the future. Quick and easy―Find exercises that you can do anytime in just a few minutes, like power posing, mindful eating, and mindful walking. Inspirational quotes-Read powerful words from a variety of figures that encourage you to find your strength and face your fears.

Find out how to stay clear-headed and in the moment with a guided journal that explores mindfulness for teens.


Product details

  • Paperback | 150 pages
  • 145 x 206 x 15mm | 263g
  • English
  • 1646112830
  • 9781646112838
  • 17,322


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