A wide range of resources to support a counselling/ therapy session with children or young adults. includes suggestions on usage Impact of therapy model a good counsellor can poster questions to consider when creating a counselling contract example contract with plank spaces to fill in key question worksheet contract check list. created by a qulified counsellor and practicing school counsellor.

In life, numerous aspects are beyond our control, and this lack of control can often exacerbate stress and anxiety. The concept of the circle of control entails distinguishing between elements within our control and those beyond it. For instance, weather conditions fall outside our sphere of influence. Effectively managing worries and stress involves reflecting on where these concerns fall within our circles of control. This approach enables us to focus our efforts on actionable items within our control, rather than expending energy on matters outside our influence. This comprehensive resource features a variety of engaging activities suitable for all age groups. It includes -suggestions on usage 5 models and examples 7 differing printables to use cut and stick activity Please note that this publication does not substitute professional therapy. If assistance is required, it is advisable to seek professional guidance. This digital print is intended for personal use only and should not be resold, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without permission. ✦ INSTANT DOWNLOAD These easily accessible mental health materials are available for immediate digital download, eliminating the need for physical shipment.

Bundle of resources to support New Year resolution and goal setting. includes; lesson plan resources and templates to make New Year resolution which can be displayed in the class room template to make personalised resolution horn and instructions which can be used as a guided reading activity 2 work sheets

Emotions and feeling bingo This Bunny edition bingo game is designed to help students identify and explore emotions in a sage way. Students will be able to identify and discuss feelings with different levels of difficulty. Each bingo card is unique and includes 6 of the 10 feelings which allows these cards to be used over and over again. The images include the name of the title below to help children name and identify the feeling. this includes a list of questions and suggestions on use to move students on and gives you the ability to adapt for all learners. The emotions included are: happy, angry, sad, bored tired, nervous, surprised, scared, confused and proud. This download includes: •15 unique bingo cards, •List of thoughtful questions to ask the children •Suggestions on use •Calling cards Double sided picture/ name cards •How are you feeling? word mat •emotion synonyms poster •one page emotion cards •counters

This is a set of jigsaw puzzles will have your students engaged as they learn about different emotions, they will be able to identify emotions and explore the concept of feelings in a safe way. This can also be used as part of a social and emotional display. This includes 11 joined puzzles pieces 11 un joined puzzle pieces 3 differing word mats suggestions for use Created by a qualified school counselllor ( qualified in counselling and teaching)

This is a wonderful way to encourage children to engage with their emotions and recognise how they feel. These coloring sheets can be used to help children open up about their feelings and identify what they could like to talk about. It includes a 6 different coloring sheets which allows you to choose the right one for your need. This include both English and American spelling sheets

a set of 8 cute little notes which can be put into lunch boxes to let your little one know your thinking of them.