The Motivation Mindset Workbook
Helping Teens and Tweens Discover What They Love to Do
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Guilford Press
- Date of Publication 20 January 2026
- ISBN 9781462555581
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages140 pages
- Language English 700
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What are my strengths? What makes me happy? What do I wish the adults in my life understood? These simple yet challenging questions are especially crucial for the many tweens and teens today who seem to have lost interest in everything (except possibly their phones!). Psychologists Ellen Braaten and Hillary Bush draw on the best current knowledge about motivational difficulties and how to overcome them in this expertly crafted book. Every chapter is bursting with practical tools and activities to reawaken kids’ excitement and engagement with the world. Parents can use this book to help a tween or teen discover what they love to do and vault over obstacles holding them back. Teachers and therapists will find innovative, science-based ways to light the spark of motivation with individuals or groups.
“The authors approach motivation from different perspectives--all research based--and provide practical activities for a range of ages. I appreciate the emphasis on encouraging teens and tweens to identify their own interests, strengths, and values, rather than solely trying to meet others’ expectations. I recommend this book for parents, caregivers, and any young person who could use help overcoming barriers to success.”--Hilary Adams, PhD, Clinical Director, Therapy Lab Kids
“This indispensable resource gives teens the tools to discover what motivates them (and what doesn’t), what their goals are, and the action steps they can take to move toward those goals. The exercises are quick and easy and offer a range of options for kids to choose the best fit. Most important, the book helps teens build self-awareness and a sense of control over the direction of their lives. Highly recommended!”--Richard Guare, PhD, BCBA-D, author of Smart but Scattered
“As the mother of two bright and curious kids, it’s always frustrating when they don’t seem to want to do anything. This book has a ton of suggestions to help all of us work through what’s making things difficult. I really appreciate that there are exercises and conversation ideas that will speak to both of my children, who have very different personalities. Anything that increases my options for helping my kids get more motivated is great!”--Krista L., Boston
“Drs. Braaten and Bush go beyond explaining why kids struggle with motivation--they give us concrete, age-appropriate ways to explore the how of helping kids connect with what matters to them. The self-reflective activities invite teens and tweens to better understand their own strengths, needs, and motivators--and will help parents and educators make discoveries about themselves, too. This book offers a rare and welcome blend of insight, empathy, and real-world application.”--Amanda Morin, educational consultant and author of Adulting Made Easy
“I appreciate the way that kids are invited to take ownership of their own priorities at every step. I’m very grateful to have this wonderful book in my parenting toolkit!”--Clare B., Pittsburgh-
Table of Contents:
Introduction: For Parents and Professionals
1. What’s the Point?
2. Who Am I?
3. What Makes Me Happy?
4. How Can I Get More of What Makes Me Happy?
5. Pulling It All Together
6. A Few Other Things That Can Get in the Way of Motivation
Resources
Index
The Poems of T. S. Eliot: Practical Cats and Further Verses
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