NLP for Teens

The book is very insubstantial, small and not many pages, which wouldn't be a problem if the content was good.It seems however all over the place.There is a test and one of the questions is; which subjects do you enjoy most at school with 3 possible choices as an answer: arty, discussion or music and sports.What about maths and sciences or English or languages? Does the book imply that it is not possible to enjoy them or that such people shouldn't read the book?Also, there is a page about STD and sex.First of all, this book supposed to be for teens from 13 - and for most teens between 13 and (hopefully 16) it would be too early to find this subject interesting (a subject which is anyway discussed in detail at school).Secondly, this book is supposed to be about NLP, not general teenage growing up book, so such advice is perhaps not suitable.To me it feels like a generic teen help book, not very good at that.I wouldn't give it to my daughter, I don;t think it would be helpful as she wouldn't be able to identify herself with it.

I bought this for my daughter who was struggling with herself during her GCSE year. I am a certified practitioner in NLP and found this book to be a great help as unlike most books I have on the subject, is written in teens language. My daughter has found it extremely useful. I noticed that it was often close to hand as she was working etc in her bedroom. We have seen a change in her behaviour and she achieved great results at GCSE!

Very good tool

Good to learn how to's!

This product was okay however I bought both this and NLP for tweens and they were basically the same book

Fabulous - user friendly - able to really get going right from the first chapter. Easily explained. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Judy.

Good condition:)

Brilliant book