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Taryn Peters-valdez

Wellness Activities For College Students

Mental Health Therapy

Mindfulness Techniques

Child Therapy

Writing Therapy

RAIN Mindfulness Technique

a table with the words behavior and an image of what it means for students to learn

Interventions For Kids Behavioral

Odd Interventions For Kids

Tier 3 Behavior Interventions

Crisis Intervention Strategies

Behavior Technician Activities

School Refusal Interventions

Mtss Behavior Interventions

Tier 2 Behavior Interventions

Behavior Modification For Kids

Behavior Interventions for Children

These interactive worksheets and games are a great way to introduce stress management techniques to students in younger grades. Students will learn to: Identify the difference between avoidable and unavoidable stress Identify ways to prevent, prepare for, or avoid unnecessary stress Develop coping skills to use when encountering unavoidable stress Identify appropriate and inappropriate reactions to situations they cannot control This resource includes: Self assessment, with both picture and text Therapy Games For Teenagers, Mental Health Games Group Activities, Group Counseling Activities, Adolescent Therapy, Recreational Therapy, Group Therapy Activities, Counseling Games, Coping Skills Activities, Social Emotional Activities

Therapy Games For Teenagers

Mental Health Games Group Activities

Group Counseling Activities

Adolescent Therapy

Recreational Therapy

Group Therapy Activities

Counseling Games

Coping Skills Activities

Social Emotional Activities

Stress Counseling Games and Activities to Prepare For, Relieve and Manage Stress

These interactive worksheets and games are a great way to introduce stress management techniques to students in younger grades. Students will learn to: Identify the difference between avoidable and unavoidable stress Identify ways to prevent, prepare for, or avoid unnecessary stress Develop coping skills to use when encountering unavoidable stress Identify appropriate and inappropriate reactions to situations they cannot control This resource includes: Self assessment, with both picture and text

a question sheet with the words therapy questions

Group Therapy Process Questions

Social Work Notes Student

Single Session Therapy

Initial Therapy Session Intake

Counseling Notes Template

Therapy Notes Template Free Printable

Counseling Intake Questions

Counseling Intake Form

Communication Group Therapy Activities

Therapist Toolkit

Therapist Toolkit (+35 pages of tools and templates) WHAT IS INCLUDED? Adult Client Intake Form Intake Form For Couples Therapy Adult Client Intake Form Progress Notes DAP Note Template BIRP Note Template SOAP Note Template Therapy Goals After Session Client Feedback General Client Feedback Therapy Termination Therapy Questions Therapy Validating Statements Templates Coordination of Care Letter Template Late Cancellation Warning Letter for Collecting Unpaid Balance Terminating Client Letter

an info sheet with different types of education and the words 504 vs iep

Special Education Law

Lego Mindstorms

School Social Work

Educational Infographic

Counseling Resources

School Psychologist

School Psychology

Special Education Classroom

School Counseling

Very useful

a poster with instructions on how to use the big iep intakes for students

School Psychology Resources

Iep Meetings

Special Education Elementary

Teaching Special Education

Special Needs Students

Learning Support

First Year Teachers

Sped Teacher

6 Big IEP Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them!) - Brookes Blog

a computer keyboard sitting on top of a desk next to flowers and other office supplies

Jobs For Social Workers

Caseworker Organization

Nursing Home Social Work

Doctor Of Social Work

Social Work Organization Ideas

Social Worker Essentials

Travel Social Worker

Case Management Social Work Organization

Social Work Documentation Tips

Documentation is SO important but I dont know about you, I never was taught how to actually DO this. This is changing, theres a course made for that by real social workers doing the work!

5 4 3 2 1 Calm Down

5 Things You Can See 4 Things

5 Senses Grounding Exercise

🛋️💡 The 5-4-3-2-1 grounding exercise is a powerful tool for managing anxiety and staying present. Start by identifying 5 things you can see, 4 things you can touch, 3 things you can hear, 2 things you can smell, and 1 thing you can taste. This sensory-focused exercise helps shift your attention away from anxious thoughts and back to the present moment. It’s a simple yet effective way to regain control and calm your mind. Give it a try next time you feel overwhelmed.🧘🏻 🤳🏼Follow @jessicahunt...