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The Self-Compassion
Workbook for Teens:
Mindfulness and
Compassion Skills to
Overcome Self-Criticism
and Embrace Who You
Are [Free Ebook]
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“A wonderful gift for teens, this workbook brings the wisdom and acceptance of a wise and loving
grandparent together with the feeling of having a best friend who really understands. Building upon the
Mindful Self-Compassion and Making Friends with Yourself curricula, Karen provides teens with a path
toward navigating the challenges of adolescence and developing an inner resource of wisdom and
compassion. This workbook can change the course of teenagers†lives by providing the emotional
resilience to get through challenges and pursue their dreams. Teens need never feel alone again.― —
Michelle Becker, MA, licensed marriage and family therapist, compassion teacher, cofounder of MSC
Teacher Training, and founder of the Compassion for Couples program“Wow! This book gets right to the
heart of self-compassion, offering life-changing exercises in the easiest possible way. Written by the top
expert on teens and self-compassion, it is based on solid research and the experience of thousands of people
whose lives were transformed by the practices. Iâ€ll be recommending this book not only to teens, but
also to the teenager in each of us.― —Christopher Germer, PhD, lecturer in psychiatry at Harvard
Medical School and author of The Mindful Path to Self-Compassion“Teens, this workbook is a fun way
of exploring how to more deeply know and care for yourself, your friends, and family. The authors offer lots
of creative ways to explore your inner life, get to know yourself better, and take control of your life to build
a caring and compassionate world.― —Mark Greenberg, PhD, Bennett Endowed Chair in Prevention
Research at Penn State, and author of over 350 journal articles and book chapters on prevention for mental
health concerns and the promotion of well-being“As if everyday life isnâ€t challenging enough, most
teens add to their struggles by unnecessarily judging themselves when problems and challenges arise. By
learning to treat themselves with the same kindness and compassion that they show to their friends and loved
ones, teenagers can build confidence, reduce their stress and unhappiness, and face lifeâ€s challenges with
greater equanimity. Bluthâ€s exceptionally engaging and accessible book should be required reading for
all teens (and their parents).― —Mark Leary, PhD, professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke
University, and author of The Curse of the Self“The Self-Compassion Workbook for Teens is highly
engaging, realistic, and wise. Bluth has anchored the applications of self-compassion to the common and
highly stressful experiences of adolescents, as they negotiate family, peer, and school pressures. There is a
wonderful balance of mindfulness, self-kindness, and common humanity that should enable young people
both to manage stress and to develop greater empathy for others. The distinction between self-esteem and
self-compassion may be the most important contribution of the workbook to preventing depression in
adolescents.― —John F. Curry, PhD, ABPP, professor in the department of psychiatry and behavioral

sciences, and department of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University“By learning the art of
befriending yourself, you can become at peace in the world—with yourself, your friends, family, and peers.
It sounds simple, but teens know itâ€s not always so easy these days. But I know that you can do it, and
this wonderful book shows you how.― —Dzung X. Vo, MD, author of The Mindful Teen“This book
offers powerful skills for facing the daily challenges of life as a modern teenager. The beauty of these skills
is that they help us when we are feeling most alone, useless, and hopeless. It is a huge relief to know that
there are some very simple, easy things that we can do to support ourselves when we are feeling crappy and
unhappy. So, if you are a typical teenager and feel like this sometimes or often, open this book, and begin
learning how to be compassionate with yourself.― —Amy Saltzman MD, author of A Still Quiet Place for
Teens“In this engaging workbook, Karen Bluth provides teenagers with a valuable road map to their
minds and hearts as they navigate the ups and downs of adolescence. In her warm, authentic, personal voice,
she draws teens in using art, music, writing, photography, humor, and creative activities to help them
connect to this wisdom on a deeply personal level. She grounds this book in the science of compassion and
mindfulness, and translates it into practices that resonate with teenagers†lived experiences. This
workbook is a terrific resource for everyone—but especially for young people struggling with the
challenges of self-criticism and anxiety. Bluth not only teaches ‘about†compassion; she
communicates compassion through her openhearted message to teens everywhere: you are not alone.―
—Trish Broderick, PhD, clinical psychologist and research associate at the Edna Bennett Pierce
Prevention Research Cent