End of therapy activities

Learn effective counseling termination activities with children. Explore 23 interventions to say goodbye, reflect on progress, and plan for success.

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

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Use our Art Therapy Worksheets to help your client unleash their creativity when expressing emotions, thoughts, or interests.

Cognitive defusion is a key concept in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). It involves creating distance from our thoughts, allowing us to observe and relate to them in a more objective and flexible way.

Worksheets can be a valuable tool for counseling sessions aimed at helping teenagers navigate the challenges of adolescence. These simple and interactive tools provide a structured format for exploring various topics, allowing teens to reflect on their thoughts and emotions in a safe and supportive environment. From addressing self-esteem issues to enhancing communication skills, worksheets offer an effective way to engage teens and empower them to take an active role in their own personal…

Practice gratitude and encourage a growth mindset in your kids. Download our end-of-year activity for kids and talk about what you’ve accomplished this past year. A great family activity! #yeswemadethis #endofyearactivity #gratitude #growthmindsetforkids

The Feeling Feather offers a fun structure for teachers, counselors or social workers to check in with students about how they are feeling regarding various aspects of their lives. Broad categories spark conversation with room for kids or adults to add notes or use multiple colors in each section for complex emotions. You can get this resource at a discount along with several other get-to-know-you activities in my Individual and Group Counseling Activities Bundle!

Offer students a new and creative way to cope with their feelings through music. This activity will prompt them to reflect on past and current feelings and match songs with their mood. It is important to teach students to feel their feelings and not stuff them down or push them aside. This is an active way for students to process their feelings. This activity can be done in a class guidance lesson, as homework, beginning or end of class activity, or in small groups.