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We Collide for Teens: Keeping Your C.O.O.L.

We Collide for Teens: Keeping Your C.O.O.L.

Paperback

Self-Help

ISBN10: 1737840596
ISBN13: 9781737840596
Publisher: Rebel Girls Inc
Published: Oct 29 2022
Pages: 66
Weight: 0.22
Height: 0.14 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
We Collide for Teens: Keeping Your C.O.O.L. is an encouraging must-read, with relevant story-telling for teens, parents, and teachers. It helps you understand and differentiate between behaviors that are appropriate during conflict and those that are not, how to communicate better in these moments, and how to recognize the relationships that are worth fighting for.

The goal is not to avoid ever having a collision, conflict, or hurt of any kind. The goal is to learn how to navigate it better by equipping and encouraging young adults to do the work not only to manage it, but to also manage themselves better while they go through it. The C.O.O.L. tool serves as a reminder to keep CALM under pressure, investigate your OPTIONS, be your ORIGINAL self, and LEAD by example. By the end of the last page, teens, parents, and teachers will know: Even when we collide, we can still keep our C.O.O.L.!

Dr. Kimberly Hayes is a wife, mother, senior pastor, ministry planter, senior systems engineer, teacher, and author. While writing and publishing her doctoral dissertation, she realized that her long-term commitment to the healthy individual and the healthy community required a greater offering. Dr. Hayes was born to reach people where they are despite age, race, economics, relationship status, or religious beliefs to help minimize relational collisions and the fatalities that occur because of them. Having recently launched Thrive! with Dr. Kimberly Hayes, she also provides leadership training, counseling, mentoring, spiritual development, and coaching - assisting people to heal, to give, to grow, to help more, to collide less, and break through.

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