Title: Teen Coaching | Life Coaching for Teenagers | Be Happy in LIFE
Headings: Teen Coaching
Teen Coaching
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Background
The Little Elephant
“Five years from today, who will you be if you don’t make a change TODAY?”
“Five years from today, who will you be if you make your move NOW, find a guide and take some action?”
“Are you willing to let go of your fears and grow into the person you know you can be?”
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The Be Happy in Life Teen Coaching Program – “A+” in Happiness
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What Will My Teen Get from the Be Happy in LIFE Teen Coaching Program
A great sense of achievement
Good time management skills
More free time
A positive outlook on life
More self-confidence
Improved focus
Higher energy
More money
A good understanding of themselves and their feelings
Useful techniques for managing emotions
Appreciation for the change process, not just the outcome
A good understanding of communication styles
A good understanding of love languages
A positive outlook on relationships and other people
Good stress management skills
Ability to spend time on personal development
Better understanding and acceptance of self and others
A sense of belonging
Life coaching skills and a life coach mentality
Better relationships with family and friends
Increased level of understanding and responsibility
Internal drive (self motivation)
More attractiveness on multiple levels
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Common things that prevent teens from getting a life coach
I don’t have enough money to pay for my teen’s sessions
My teen is busy and doesn’t have enough time
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What Will Teen Coaching Be Like?
Face-to-Face, One-on-One coaching
In a Group
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Why Should I Choose Be Happy in LIFE for teen coaching?
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Content: Now, he doesn’t try anymore, because he doesn’t believe it’s possible. We are the same, my son. Many things happen to us at childhood, which we try to change, but then stop trying. Many of us are still tied with ropes to tiny stakes, just like this big elephant”. During adolescence, things get so hard that many teens give up. They have many internal and external resources, but they do not know how to use them. Their world quickly becomes a place of great confusion and stress. They face conflicting demands between their parents, teachers and friends. The messages they get through the media and from other sources, like internet forums and social sites, only confuse them more. If you ask teens, though they dedicate every bit of their energy to discovering their identity, they are not sure who they are.