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A PBIS sequence focusing on safety expectations, school matrices, and positive student behaviors in multiple school environments.

An interactive review and practice workshop for Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Emotion Regulation skills, focusing on Check the Facts, Opposite Action, and Mindfulness of Current Emotion (The Wave). Students apply these skills to realistic teenage scenarios and engage in creative self-expression.

A visually stunning, 1-page student and teacher reference sheet summarizing the 3 core DBT Emotion Regulation skills: Check the Facts, Opposite Action, and The Wave. Filled with helpful somatic phrasing, 'The Camera Test' reminders, and styled in a clean, soft muted pastel theme.

A comprehensive 6-week psychoeducational group curriculum designed for middle school students. This sequence bridges growth mindset and school attendance by framing showing up as necessary brain repetitions and providing concrete tools to overcome academic anxiety.

A collection of beautiful, high-impact classroom banners and posters designed to promote collaboration, inclusivity, and community spirit.

A comprehensive 1-page teacher answer key for the Scenario Showdown Handout. Lists the 10 teen scenarios, clearly highlights the correct clinical skill (Opposite Action or The Wave), and provides concise Wise Mind justifications for every scenario.

A comprehensive sequence of classroom management frameworks spanning PreK through Grade 8, detailing visual self-regulation routines for early elementary, peer-led cooperative monitoring for upper elementary, and restorative agency frameworks for middle school.

A therapeutic art lesson focusing on sustained attention and pacing through slow, repetitive ink-drawing practices like Zentangles and pointillism. Includes a detailed facilitator guide, tactile practice templates, and presentation slides.

A beautiful, 1-page student review worksheet containing 10 realistic teen scenarios. Students work in small groups to evaluate each situation, identify if thoughts match raw facts, and determine whether to use Opposite Action or The Wave. Styled in soft, muted pastel colors.

A tactical, athletic-themed self-regulation curriculum designed for 8th-grade students (especially boys). It connects neurobiology (brain stem, amygdala, PFC, dopamine) with physical challenges, tactical breathing, and action-oriented coping strategies.

A 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson for junior high students focusing on building healthy relationships. Students explore respect, empathy, and effective communication through interactive scenario-based roleplay and self-reflection.

A beautifully styled, 1-page parent newsletter/letter detailing the DBT Emotion Regulation skills taught in class (Check the Facts, Opposite Action, and The Wave). Provides parents with practical, concrete at-home co-regulation scripts, phrasing suggestions, and conversation starters to support their teen's emotional growth.