Freebie: “Imagine If” Prompts
These creative prompts were inspired by a book another clinician let me borrow. The idea of the book was all about thinking outside of the…
These creative prompts were inspired by a book another clinician let me borrow. The idea of the book was all about thinking outside of the…
On this never-ending learning journey, I've found a few tips that have helped a lot of the kids, tweens, and teens that I work with…
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When working with teens, I'm often using a lot of psychoeduation materials revolving around healthy relationships. Relationships with friends, siblings, teachers, parents, and especially online…
If you haven't noticed, we are all about using multi-sensory experiences here!! It is so valuable to children whether they are learning, expressing, or just…
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Recently I moved from the state of Maine back to Rochester, New York. Using calm down kits was a typical part of my work with…
Have you ever had a client say something like, "I can't put my finger on it" or "I'm not sure how to describe it" with…
Sometimes it's really hard to find the right name of an emotion we are feeling. We know the power of name it to tame it,…
This worksheet is seriously one of my first go-tos for session ideas and is super simple to implement. Even just having the fun colors makes…
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I'm a huge fan of using books in therapy. Not only do kids love them but they also teach them important psycho-educational concepts in a…