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Teens - Body Image and Beyond

Ester R.A. Leutenberg & Carol Butler, MS Ed, RN, C

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Teens - Body Image and Beyond $49.95Teens - Body Image and Beyond: PDF eBook $29.95Teens - Body Image and Beyond Card Deck $9.95Teens - Body Image and Beyond: Print & PDF eBook Bundle $59.95

A Teen Workbook for Building Confidence, Self-Acceptance, and Perspective

Puberty brings rapid change and uncertainty. The body image activities for teens in this workbook help young people view themselves with realism and compassion while challenging social pressures that distort self-worth. Teens learn that confidence grows from character and that appearance is only one part of identity.

This workbook encourages acceptance of inherited traits, appreciation of physical diversity, and recognition that beauty and value come from individuality, not conformity. By addressing media messages, peer pressure, fitness ideals, and online image culture, teens discover how to respect their bodies and celebrate the uniqueness of others.


Why This Workbook Helps Teens Build Body Confidence and Awareness

The interactive lessons promote reflection, dialogue, and self-discovery through games, journaling, and creative expression. Each chapter guides participants toward body awareness and personal empowerment.

My Profile and My Friends – Explore self-perception and peer influence through activities that highlight identity and belonging.

My Genes and My Jeans – Discuss the role of heredity and culture in shaping body expectations and self-image.

Shape, Size, and Sports – Examine physical ability, athletic performance, and self-worth beyond competition or comparison.

A Different Perspective and Body Size Diversity – Challenge stereotypes and celebrate physical and cultural variety.

Are You What You Eat? and Work Out or Play? – Connect nutrition, movement, and emotional health without fixation on weight.

Sexual Image and Beyond Body – Reflect on dating, attraction, and inner qualities that define lasting self-respect.


Who Will Benefit from These Body Image Activities

School counselors working to promote healthy self-esteem and inclusion.

Teachers and facilitators teaching media literacy and self-acceptance.

Therapists and youth workers guiding adolescents through appearance-based anxiety or peer comparison.

Parents and caregivers who wish to model and reinforce body-positive values at home.


A Companion Teens – Body Image and Beyond Card Deck for Deeper Conversations

Pair this workbook with the Teens – Body Image and Beyond Card Deck for spontaneous, engaging dialogue.

Using the Discussion Starter Card Deck will break the ice, encourage openness, and help introduce a specific subject. Activity handouts included in these workbooks are reflective, easy-to-use exercises, presented in a variety of formats to accommodate multiple intelligences and different learning styles. Each question corresponds to a page in the workbook.


Next Steps Toward Healthier Self-Perception

Encourage teens to recognize that their worth extends beyond outward appearance. Help them build resilience against unrealistic standards and embrace authenticity as strength. Each workbook in this series cultivates balance, empathy, and self-knowledge as foundations for lifelong confidence.

Explore related titles to further strengthen emotional wellness and self-understanding:

Teen Self-Esteem Workbook
Teen Mindfulness Skills Workbook
Life Skills to Help Teens Balance Way Too Much


Frequently Asked Questions about Teens – Body Image and Beyond

How does this workbook support healthy body image?
It uses guided reflection and creative activities to help teens redefine self-worth based on values, actions, and individuality rather than appearance.

Is it suitable for both boys and girls?
Yes. The workbook addresses universal themes of self-acceptance, peer pressure, and physical diversity, relevant to all genders.

Can it be used in group or individual settings?
Absolutely. Activities include private self-assessment options and group discussions adaptable to classroom or counseling environments.

Does it address the influence of media and social networks?
Yes. Teens analyze advertising, social media trends, and online self-presentation to develop critical thinking and resilience against unrealistic messages.

ISBN
9781570253010
Pages
130
Dimensions
8 1/2"x11"
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