Why Your Daughter Needs a Self Esteem Boost?

Middle school is an important time to talk to girls about their self-esteem. The various changes during this adolescent transition can create both challenges and opportunities to strengthen self-esteem. One way to maintain healthy, positive self-esteem is to join a social group targeted for middle school girls.

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Groups are available at our Chicago, Glenview and Highland Park clinics

Sign-Up Now For A Social Skills Group To Build Self-Esteem In Your Teenager

What your child will gain from our Self Esteem Social Group For Middle Schoolers:

Joining a social group can:

Help girls feel belonging with other girls going through similar experiences
Teach them important coping skills and techniques to manage their emotions.
Encourage them to engage in meaningful, positive friendships
Foster leadership skills
Prevent harmful behaviors associated with low self-esteem
Identify girls who could benefit from individual or family counseling

North Shore Pediatric Therapy is offering an interactive 10-week Self-Esteem Group with discussions and engaging activities for middle school girls to:

Increase self-esteem level
Increase communication skills
Increase emotion awareness, expression, and regulation
Increase self-care activities
Facilitate positive relationships with peers
Increase problem solving skills for relationships (family, friends, group members)
Increase assertiveness levels

Topics will include:

Self-concept
Body image
Friendship
Family relationships
Leadership
Emotion awareness/regulation.

Your child will work to achieve mastery of developmentally appropriate social skills. Specific areas of difficulty are outlined and targeted.

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