Issue 50 of Teen Breathe explores what winning really means – and why it looks different for everyone. Inspired by skateboarding star Arisa Trew, this milestone issue asks: what’s your gold-winning way? It might be your resilience, determination, emotional awareness, or the way you show up for others. Discover why it’s okay for your personality to shift as you grow, learn to cool frustration when it flares, and pause to appreciate all your body does with a gentle body scan. Plus, get exam-ready tips, dive into hands-on crafts like quilling and felt creations, enjoy seasonal recipes, planner pages, puzzles, and Trending with Teen Breathe. This issue reminds you to back yourself, celebrate your strengths, and sparkle in the way only you can.
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