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Emotional Regulation Skills for Teenagers and Young Adults, Mind Mentor

Mind Mentor

Emotional Regulation Skills for Teenagers and Young Adults

Course Beginner About 5 hours

Mind Mentor

Course

Emotional Regulation Skills for Teenagers and Young Adults

Beginner About 5 hours

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£2.99

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£19.99

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This course shows you how to take charge of your emotions before they take charge of you. You’ll learn what emotional regulation really means, why it matters for school, work and friendships, and how a calm mind can help you bounce back from setbacks. The lessons are written in plain English, so you won’t need any jargon to get started, and the exercises are quick enough to fit around studying, gaming or a part‑time job. You’ll discover practical tools such as breathing tricks, simple reframing techniques and how to spot the body signals that warn you of an upcoming mood dip. You’ll also explore how social media and peer pressure can tip your emotions, and get confident tips for talking about how you feel with friends, teachers or parents. By the end you’ll have a personal routine that builds resilience, lets you turn stressful moments into growth, and even gives you ideas for sharing your progress online or turning your new skills into a side hustle.
Topics Emotional Regulation Resilience Building Stress Management Teen Coping Strategies Social Media Influence

What you will learn

  • Spot early bodily cues and name the feeling to stay in control
  • Use three breathing rhythms to cut stress in class or online
  • Apply a quick pause routine before replying to heated messages
  • Reframe stressful thoughts fairly to reduce emotional intensity
  • Set up a low-cost calm space and weekly resilience routine that fits study and gaming
  • Use clear scripts to speak up to parents, teachers or peers without losing composure