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School psychology handout images
Visual Reminder (Keeping hands to yourself)
For students who are having trouble keeping their distance! This is a simple yet clear visual to help remind students what they need to do at school.
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PreK - 5th
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Halloween Themed Mental Health Posters, Handouts, or Office Decor | Counseling
Welcome to The Forest Bookworm!I am so happy that you stopped in to see some of my illustrations and artwork. My name is Jenny Spears and I have been in love with art since I was a little girl. I hope that my art can bring you some of the joy that it gives to me.This digital artwork is something I use for my own office space as seen in my photos. As a school psychologist I'm always looking for therapeutic resources to give to students or have as office decor. I also love Halloween and anything r
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Not Grade Specific
"Pieces of Me" Therapy Worksheet
We all have different parts of us that make up who we are. What parts are most important to who you are? Is there anything you wish you could change? Use this worksheet to start a discussion about all the different parts of you and what makes up who you are.
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PreK - 12th
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Bell Curve for Explaining Assessment Scores
A bell curve to easily describe assessment scores to teachers and parents.
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Staff
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Exploring Strengths and Weaknesses Pokémon Card Worksheet
Which Pokémon are most like you? Which of their powers are similar to your own strengths? What attacks or challenges can you overcome? Make your own Pokémon card describing your strengths, powers, weaknesses, and more!
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Not Grade Specific
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Walk In My Shoes Therapy Worksheet
Sometimes it's easier to understand others when we understand more about their experiences. Color/Write/Decorate the shoe photo with the things you wish others knew or understood about you. What is it like to walk in your shoes?
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4th - 12th
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Encanto "About My Family" Worksheet
This worksheet is intended to help children to describe their own family members/situations using prompts and descriptions based on the characters in Disney's "Encanto." After reading a character's trait, the child can write the name of which family member of theirs each description most applies to.
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PreK - 5th
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ADHD Parenting Tips (Printable)
Interacting with a child or teen with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD or ADD) can be frustrating, even overwhelming. But as a caregiver you can help your Caregivers and teachers can help children overcome daily challenges, channel their energy into positive arenas, and bring greater calm to the dynamics in the classroom and in the family home.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Traffic Light Think Chart
Teach your students how to stop and think before acting. The Stop, Think, Act Traffic Light is a visual tool for students who struggle with impulse control.
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Not Grade Specific
I Feel Mad - I Know What to Do with My Mad (Handout/Poster/Printable)
Behavior is communication! Children exhibiting anger and even aggressive behaviors communicate that they have a need. One common need is to be able to learn the skills to understand how to regulate their anger. The "I Know What to Do with My Mad" anger regulation tool can be used as a handout, printable, or even as a poster to help children learn the skills to regulate these overwhelming emotions (and also can be a reminder for us adults, too!). Children who learn to regulate their anger and exp
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Mental Health Newsletter: June Self Care (does not include specific locations)
Mental Health is becoming a bigger focus in society, especially in the education profession. It is vital as leaders and educators to also stay informed and equipped to take care of our mental health. Each newsletter focuses on an important topic that gives the viewer tips and tricks to improve their mental health. You can check them out under "My Products". This newsletter is a special edition to give Self-Care tips for the summer. We all need to recharge after a school year!
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Not Grade Specific
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Self Advocacy Support
This image can be printed and made available to anyone who might find it beneficial.Use it in classrooms, homes, clubs. Wherever.It may not be sold.It is free for all.
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Not Grade Specific
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Distress Tolerance - Radical Acceptance Coping Statments
To incorporate radical acceptance into your daily life is through coping statements. These can be thought of as simple mantras to use whenever you experience something stressful, disappointing, or difficult.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Foldable Fortune Teller - aka Coping Skills Teller
Preview is not accurate, when you download the words fit in each section better. - custom-made fortune teller, with listed coping skills.Demonstration Videohow to fold fortune teller link: enjoy!
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PreK - 6th
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Standard Score Bell Curve for Speech or School Psychologist's (10-Point SD)
A bell curve allows teachers and parents to better-understand a student's standard score and/or percentile rank in relation to other student's scores.
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Staff
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Standard Score Bell Curve for Speech or School Psychologists (10-point SD)
A standard score bell curve allows teachers and parents to better-understand standardized test scores or percentile ranks in relation to other students.
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Staff
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Stop and Think Social Story
Social story about stopping to think before you act. Beneficial for students with impulse control issues.
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K - 3rd
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"Circle of Control" Worksheet
A worksheet made to help a diverse range of individuals practice and note down aspects of their life that are in their control and out of their control. This encourages and promotes self-awareness, emotional-regulation, and management of stressors. Enjoy!
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Not Grade Specific
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TIPP Coping Menu (Cool)
Distress Tolerance Skill: TIPP (Cool Emotions)DBT- Dialectical Behavioral TherapyPerfect for:December Counseling Packet:Perfect for fall coping packets or session activitiesA great tool for:Social WorkersCounselorsPsychologistsTherapists
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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CBT Emotional Dice Game
Feelings and scenarios dice game for kids. A quick and low pressure way to discuss feelings and come up with coping strategies with students.
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PreK - 12th
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Dealing with Emotion Cue Cards
Dealing with EmotionsEasy-to-read printable poster to be hung in the classroom to help students deal with big emotions!Ideal for a counseling office, home, or classroom and to go with any Calm Space/ Calm Corner
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Not Grade Specific
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TIPP Coping Menu (Warm)
Distress Tolerance Skill: TIPP (Warm Emotions)DBT- Dialectical Behavioral TherapyPerfect for:December Counseling Packet:Perfect for fall coping packets or session activitiesA great tool for:Social WorkersCounselorsPsychologistsTherapists
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mental Health Newsletter: Positive Self-Talk (March)
Mental Health is becoming a bigger focus in society, especially in the education profession. It is vital as leaders and educators to also stay informed and equipped to take care of our mental health. This newsletter focuses on the importance of positive self talk.
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Staff
Also included in:Â Mental Health Newsletter Bundle: Sept.-June
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