Kev Chilton

Teens' Guide To Making Friends (Teens' Guide Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Does it ever feel impossible to strike up a conversation with other people?

Perhaps you get frustrated watching classmates converse with each other, striking up new friendships in the blink of an eye.

Maybe you have tried to make friends in the past, but whenever the conversation goes flat or becomes awkward, you find it too stressful and difficult to rectify the situation, and you leave conversations feeling deflated and unmotivated.

Don't worry. Your days of social anxiety are over!

Teen's Guide to Making Friends will teach you ways to talk to others with confidence, work your way through complex social situations, and understand that mistakes aren't the end of the world.

From reading this book, you will feel much more socially confident, and will have all the tools you need to create engaging conversations and develop new friendships.

Social situations can be incredibly stressful for anyone, but that doesn't mean you can't change that!

With the right tools and information at your disposal, you will become much more confident at any social gathering, and with people that you want to become closer friends with.

Inside Teen's Guide to Making Friends, discover:

● how to overcome your insecurities and utilize self-care

● why parents and adults find it difficult to understand your issuesand how to address this

● why we all struggle to make friends sometimes

● how to become the best version of yourself

● ways to step out of your comfort zone and make it feel like second nature

Get your hands on Teen's Guide to Making Friends today!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: PickWood Publishing
• Altersempfehlung: ab 13 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781738414512
• Artikelnr.: 72481461

Autorenporträt

Having a stark choice of fighting teens on the city streets or helping them find their way in life, Kev Chilton knew which way he wanted to go!For most of his working life, he was an inner-city cop and detective, concentrating on murder, gun crime, and other serious offences.However, he joined the police as a 16-year-old cadet and early in his career, he was tasked with helping young offenders, which quickly became his speciality. He noticed that by simply listening to the problems young people were concerned with, the majority were prepared to listen to him back. He built trusting relationships with most, who were happy to listen to and act on his advice. Many responded positively, and they moved confidently into adulthood.Throughout his police service, he arranged youth clubs, attended schools where he gave talks and maintained an open-door policy, encouraging any young person with a problem to approach him privately afterwards. He also set up and operated specialist juvenile squads geared towards helping those who had gone off the rails. The results were excellent, and he was never happier in his job than when he could redirect a young person's life onto the right path.It was a fulfilling time in his life, and it helped him understand the constantly evolving challenges teenagers face as they transition to adulthood. More specifically, as times change, so do the needs and circumstances of young people. Choosing the path of mentorship over the chaos of city streets, he has dedicated his journey to helping teenagers, steering them away from conflict and towards a brighter future.Today, he is proud to utilise his extensive experience to make a positive impact. He is particularly attuned to the unique issues that young people are currently grappling with, and one of his main goals is to bridge the gap between them and the adults in their lives.Through this series of his guidebooks for teens, Chilton has become an international, award-winning author, and a beacon of support for teenagers and the adults regularly involved with teens.