Teens have a special way of communicating and learning about themselves, so we’ve made sure that all our therapeutic activities for teens are appealing and engaging to this age group.
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We’ve tried to address every teen issue we can think of, and more tools are added every week!
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This worksheet helps people deal with overwhelming emotions by using the REST technique (relax, evaluate, set an intention, take action). It is designed to help people regain control over their emotions. (DBT, emotional regulation, 1119)
This worksheet is designed to help people who self-injure tell others about their problematic behaviors so they can receive the support they need. The worksheet gives people phrases to complete and use as a guide for this important conversation. (self-injury, self-harm, SI, Borderline Personality, 1119)
This worksheet is designed to help people see the relationship between their lifestyle and physical health and their ability to regulate their emotions. (DBT, 1119, anxiety, depression)
This worksheet helps people reflect about their communication with others and whether or not they are expressing their values and getting their needs fulfilled. It teaches a two-step technique to designed to help people be assertive without offending others. (assertiveness, communication, interpersonal effectiveness, 1119)
This activity is designed to help teens think about what they have to do to get to school on time and to improve their ability to estimate the time for each activity. It also suggests tips to help them take responsibility for getting better organized and improving their time management. (ADHD, Executive Functioning, 1119)
This worksheet is designed to help teens get organized by creating to-do lists, learning to prioritize tasks understand deadlines, and more. (ADHD, Executive Functioning, organization, 1119)
This worksheet challenges depressed clients to do 10 things each day to fight their depression and to keep track of their behaviors and moods for a month. The suggested activities are known to increase mood elevating biochemicals in the brain. The activities will also help people with anxiety and other mental health problems (1019).
This worksheet teaches people to express their thoughts, feelings, and needs more directly using “I” statements. (communication, interpersonal effectiveness, DBT, 1019)
This worksheet is designed to help people assess their motivation to tackle the problem of binge eating. (eating disorder, 1019)
This worksheet is designed to help people regulate emotions by seeing the big picture rather than on just focusing on the negative aspects of a situation. The exercise is designed to help people evaluate problems accurately and objectively. (DBT, emotional regulation, 1019)