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Life can often feel overwhelming and with pressure from school, relationships and social media it can be hard to remember to take a bit of time for ourselves - to take care of what's going on for us on the inside.
Breathe Out has been written specifically for young minds and the unique challenges that teenagers face today, it is filled with exercises and techniques for anxiety relief and tips specially designed to help you to take a step back and take a moment for yourself.
With a variety of exercises that encourage you to be present, to be a better listener, articulate your feelings and get a handle on your screen time among many others, this is a hands-on journal that will allow you to track your moods and feel more in control when things can be a bit overwhelming. There are also mindfulness and breathing techniques to allow you to keep on top of your emotions wherever you are.
By unlocking your creativity - whether that's using colour, list making, noting your thoughts and experiences - you'll explore what makes you you, build new inner strengths and discover how to prioritize your wellbeing every day. The result? A happier, more fulfilled you.
A propos de l'auteur
Mind, the mental health charity, believes that no one should have to face a mental health problem alone. We’re here for you. Today. Now. We’re on your doorstep, on the end of a phone or online. Whether you’re stressed, depressed or in crisis. We’ll listen, give you support and advice, and fight your corner.Céleste Wallaert is a Parisian illustrator. She started her career in textile design before turning to her lifelong passion: illustration. She has worked in several fields, such as publishing (with Hachette France, Penguin Random House and Rageot), as well as in packaging with Monoprix, textiles and digital. Her work often takes inspiration from the world of women and girlpower, using bright colours.
Résumé
From the publishers of the bestselling The Wellbeing Journal comes the follow-up, Breathe Out, specifically designed for teenagers and the unique challenges younger people face.
