Nuanced emotional vocabulary and techniques for identifying blended feelings like bittersweetness or frustration. Connects physical sensations to internal states to improve self-regulation.
A refined, high-contrast one-page infographic for adults in mental health contexts. Optimized with page-break protection (break-inside-avoid) on all major objects to ensure clean printing on standard or legal sized paper. Includes actionable reality-checking steps and a personalized support network area.
A refined one-page parent guide on school phobia and chronic absenteeism, featuring strategies for routines, supportive home environments, and school partnership with dedicated space for contact info.
A child-friendly 'Feel Better Page' for a 2nd-grade girl, highly optimized for strict single-page printing by maintaining a total container height under standard margins. Features soft pink tones, simplified language, and sensory coping strategies (star breathing, heart counting, soft hugs) to help with emotional regulation and peer boundary sensitivity.
A highly simplified set of 4 pocket-sized visual cards with all subtext removed, optimized for minimal words, and featuring larger, highly prominent emoji illustrations (scaled up to text-5xl) for maximum clarity and engagement with first-grade students. Card 2 uses 'Deep Breaths' and Card 3 uses 'Walk Away'.
A reflective, gentle 2-page worksheet designed to help a 6th-grade student process thoughts, emotions, and practical transitions when moving from living with their grandmother to living with their dad in a new state. Fully redesigned with an ink-friendly, all-white print theme with fine borders and layout safety margins.
A comprehensive two-page session note-taking template for counselors. Page one tracks observation data like mood, day ratings, and behavior hurdles, while page two provides extensive space for clinical narrative, session synthesis, and planning. Strict page containment prevents messy overlap between printed pages.
An updated dual-page handout for exploring anger and hurt. Page 1 features an expanded tracing area for teen hands with clear instructions. Page 2 provides deeper reflection questions, including a new section focused on the transition from "playing the adult" back to being a teenager.
An enhanced visual graphic featuring four specific movement and breathing exercises designed for students to use in the hallway. The updated design includes larger, more detailed visual diagrams for each exercise and a quest-style layout.
A set of 10 printable emotion emoji cards (Happy, Sad, Angry, Surprised, etc.) for students to use in identifying and sharing their feelings.
An expanded two-page restorative reflection workbook for students in a buddy room due to disrespectful language or talking back. It guides students through somatic cooling-off, objective timeline sequencing, uncovering underlying feelings (embarrassment, overwhelm, singling out), perspective shifting, translating statements into respectful communication, and drafting a concrete re-entry repair plan.
A collection of four printable boho-chic desk reference cards featuring an emotional identification section and realistic self-talk prompts. Designed for a mature elementary student to support emotional regulation and resilience. Optimized for 8.5x11 printing.
A set of 18 printable activity cards in #7579EB tones, designed for elementary counseling to help students identify emotions and practice specific coping strategies through movement and reflection.
