Turning Goals Into Action: The SMART Approach

The SMART goals framework is an evidence-based method that helps people set clear, actionable, and realistic goals. This approach helps people to define what they want to achieve and develop a plan for reaching those goals with greater confidence and focus. The acronym is designed to help people set goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. The worksheet takes people through the process of creating their goals. (1124, goals, solution-focused)

Be a Humor Detective (Kids)

Humor is an essential element in helping children deal with depression, anxiety, and also problems in their social interactions. This worksheet has one page that encourages them to think about what they think is funny and a second page to take to others and see what they think is funny. (1124, social skills, bullying, friends)

Shrinking Your Problem Down to Size (Teens)

This worksheet will help teens step back, look at their challenges from a new angle, and practice techniques to put problems in perspective rather than inflate their significance. (1124. CBT. cognitive therapy, solution focused therapy, depression, anxiety)

Improving Your Life with the PERMA Model (Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, and Accomplishment)

The PERMA model, developed by Dr. Martin Seligman, is a Positive Psychology framework designed to help individuals build a life filled with well-being, satisfaction, and meaning. PERMA stands for Positive Emotion, Engagement, Relationships, Meaning, and Accomplishment—five essential elements contributing to a fulfilling life. This worksheet is designed to help people understand this model of achieving a more fulfilling life and what immediate actions they can take in each of the five areas. (1024, positive psychology, well-being, happiness)

What to Know About Sexting (Teens)

Sexting involves sending, receiving, or forwarding sexually explicit messages, photos, or videos through digital devices. This worksheet is designed to help teens understand the risks of sexting, reflect on personal values, and develop skills to protect themselves in relationships. (1024. relationships, dangers, risk)