Student counseling tools

The Six School Counselor Technology Protocols Infographic provides six protocols that may help maximize your technology effectiveness.

Are your students struggling with their emotions and having difficulty choosing coping strategies to regulate their bodies? Are they off-task, disruptive, distracted, or impulsive? Do you need ideas to help manage these behaviors? Use this social emotional learning activity for school counseling, speech or occupational therapy activities and classroom management.

Start your individual counseling sessions with my interactive lapbook! My Individual School Counseling Check In Tool is a great way to help your students identify how they're feeling and how they felt since your last session. My resource also supports structured lessons which align with cognitive behavior theory. Get access to my individual counseling resource today!

These counseling ideas and activities are great for Elementary school students and Middle School students. Ideas and tools for counselors, social workers, and school counselors.

Positive Thinking Worksheets are a valuable tool for individuals who want to develop a more optimistic mindset. These worksheets provide a structured way to explore one's thoughts and beliefs, and help to shift focus towards the positive aspects of life. These worksheets provide visualization techniques to help all people practice stress management activities and emotional intelligence exercises on their daily life. There are also self-care checklist on these worksheets, so you can use it to…

School Counseling Individual Counseling Goal Sheet-Counsel&Create

Let students take control of their counseling goals and progress! This rating scale allows students to monitor their perception of how things are going each week. In your office, students can use this to guide discussions and record their own data.

Excellent and effective comprehensive school counseling programs aren’t a list of specific lessons or activities or celebrations, though. Great counseling programs meet the needs of their students. This means they look different. Your students can develop socially and emotionally and academically and behaviorally as a result of your work even if you don’t check off all of the boxes created by others.

A few years ago, a 4th-grade student I had worked with regularly since kindergarten sulked into my office. Her head was down and her arms were crossed. I

Self-esteem worksheets are an effective tool for individuals seeking to improve their self-confidence and develop a positive self-image. These printable resources provide a structured and guided approach to exploring one's own values, strengths, and emotions, helping individuals gain a better understanding of themselves and their own worth. Whether you are a therapist looking for additional resources for your clients or an individual on a journey of self-discovery, self-esteem worksheets can…

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