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This could be result of working hard on a project and receiving a top grade.

Higher Self-Esteem, confidence, pride  

100

A result of your friends complimenting your talents or abilities.

Confidence 

100

A potenital result of a parent comparing you to your older sibling, causing you to question your own abilities.

Low Self esteem, sadness, embarrassment 

100

A the result of you deciding to learn a new skill and mastering it.

Confidence - high self esteem


100

A term for when you have a hobby you love but are afraid to talk about it with others

Embarrassment 


200

A term for when you see others get better grades than you, and you start to believe that you aren't smart enough.

Low Self Esteem


200

A term for when a friend starts a group chat with everyone but you, causing you to feel left out.

Loneliness 

200

A result of a family member telling you that they are proud of you.

High self-esteem


200

The voice inside your head that talks negatively to you 

Inner Critic 


200

A potenital result of a teen seeing a celebrity on social media and wanting to look exactly like them

Jealousy 

300

An emotion that could result after teacher giving you a verbal critique of your work in front of the entire class.

Embarrassed 

300

How could you respond using positive self esteem if you get fewer "likes" on a social media post than your friends

Avoid looking at a friends number of likes 

300

A feeling when a family member tells you how much they love your passion for a specific hobby

Confidence, pride, happiness 

300
Something you could say to yourself after a haircut that didn't turn out the way you expected 

It's just hair, it will grow back! 

300

A feeling you get when you feel like a bad friend

Guilt

400

You are used to getting straight A's but receive a B on a test - how can you respond without negatively affecting your self esteem 

Remind self its just one grade and you did your best 

400

An effective way to talk to your friends about something they've done that has hurt your feelings

State your feelings clearly and ask them not to do that again 


400

An effective way for a teen to feel seen and heard by their family

Open conversations, sharing thoughts and feelings 

400

This could be the result of replaying an embarrassing moment in your head

Negative self talk, lowering self esteem 

400

This is the person you can talk to if you are struggling with a mental health concern

Parent, teacher, therapist, trusted adult or friend 

500

An effective way to feel confident about your ability in a subject after receiving a poor grade.

Positive Self Talk - talk to yourself like a friend 

500

An effective way to address a friend who posts something online that you find embarrassing.

Talk to them and request they take it down or ask why they posted that.

500

An effective way to address a family member who constantly teases you about a new relationship.

Ask them to stop calmly and respectfully 

500

A way to feel better after you make a mistake. 

Take a breath, remember mistakes are no big deal!

500

An effective way to feel comfortable in your own skin

Positive Self Talk - Inner Coach 

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