Elementary counseling groups

Starting a girls counseling group? You don't want to miss these 4 tips that will help you make sure your girls group is a success!

I don't know about you, but I love using games to break the ice for small group or indvidual counseling sessions. Games help students get comfortable, allowing them to open up and better explain how they are feeling. My absolute favorite game to play with students is Jenga. Check out my 7 favorite games!

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Is it worth it to run lunch bunch? Yes, but you have to have the right purpose and quick activities.

Before and after big school schedule transitions (such as breaks), excitement and anxiety are flowing more than usual through schools. There's also usually

A post about implementing mini-lessons in the Elementary School Counseling setting.

Kids of all ages love playing games! School counseling games are no different! Kids of all ages seem to enjoy a game one-on-one or even if it’s skill’s based. I like to incorporate games into my small groups, individual and classroom lessons. Over the years, I have accumulated quite a big selection and I wanted to take some time to share a few of my favorites!

Not sure where to start with your classroom counseling lessons? Grab your free curriculum map from Counselor Station and read about how to plan a year of classroom counseling lessons for your upper elementary students! #schoolcounselor #schoolcounseling #elementarycounselor #elementaryschoolcounseling #curriculummap #SEL #ASCA #AmericanSchoolCounselorAssociation #ASCAStandards

Discover how intentional group counseling boosts intervention for school counselors and benefits students in small group settings.

Starting counseling sessions with a check-in is something I've been doing since my internship in 2011. For a long time, I used Kimochis (you know those little