Asking for Help with Your Schoolwork
This worksheet helps kids identify who they can ask for help and gives them a fun form to use when they need help. (0125. school, ADHD, anxiety)
Talking to Kids When Bad Things Happen
This infographic for parents suggests 10 steps to help reassure kids when a trauma has occurred. Inspired by the Los Angeles wildfires, this infographic gives advice that can help in any situation. (0125, trauma, parenting, communication)
Trust the Journey Poster
Frame this colorful poster and hang it in your office to inspire your clients (or you). The poster includes a QR code for a 10-minute Grit meditation. (010925, grit, meditation, decor)
Positive Mood Placemat
This is a unique way to help treat mild to moderate depression or just get people on a wellness routine. Clients print out the placemat and they can explore six strategies to start their day with a positive outlook, including self-care, gratitude, problem-solving, and connecting with others. The placemat also has a QR code that will play a 6-minute meditation on acceptance and allowance. (0125, positive psychology, emotional regulation, depression, wellness)
Understanding Your Role in a Group
In every group—whether it’s a family, workplace team, or social circle—people take on specific roles. This worksheet is designed to help people understand the role they typically take on a group, including the helper, the peacekeeper, the leader, the listener, and the entertainer. The worksheet goes on to help people think about their roles in different groups and if they want to change them. (1224. roles, workplace, family therapy)