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A powerful Uncomfortable Power lesson that teaches teens how to bridge the gap between who they truly are and who they feel pressured to be. This workshop helps teens explore the difference between perception (how others see you) and presentation (how you present yourself). It dives into social pressure, comparison, self-image, and how pretending the be “fine” affects their emotional world. Teens learn how to authenticity creates, and self-respect than perfection ever could.
What’s Inside:
-3 relatable “unfair’ scenarios teens actually face.
-Strength-building reframes for each situation.
-A guided problem-solving activity that teaches emotional intelligence.
-Reflection prompts that build awareness, confidence, and decision-making.
Skills Teen Gain:
-Emotional Regulation
-Self-awareness & confidence
-Healthy coping strategies
-Decision-making skills
-The ability to reframe challenges into growth
Perfect For:
*Middle school & high school students
*Counseling groups
*Classroom & advisory
*Youth programs
*Parents who want to build emotional intelligence at home
A powerful Uncomfortable Power lesson that teaches teens how to bridge the gap between who they truly are and who they feel pressured to be. This workshop helps teens explore the difference between perception (how others see you) and presentation (how you present yourself). It dives into social pressure, comparison, self-image, and how pretending the be “fine” affects their emotional world. Teens learn how to authenticity creates, and self-respect than perfection ever could.
What’s Inside:
-3 relatable “unfair’ scenarios teens actually face.
-Strength-building reframes for each situation.
-A guided problem-solving activity that teaches emotional intelligence.
-Reflection prompts that build awareness, confidence, and decision-making.
Skills Teen Gain:
-Emotional Regulation
-Self-awareness & confidence
-Healthy coping strategies
-Decision-making skills
-The ability to reframe challenges into growth
Perfect For:
*Middle school & high school students
*Counseling groups
*Classroom & advisory
*Youth programs
*Parents who want to build emotional intelligence at home