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Your favorite TAPS-4 template is here! This simple, affordable write-up will definitely save you time and help you understand how to interpret the TAPS-4. You can quickly individualize the template for each student as needed. It is a great template to guide your report writing and interpretation. It also includes common recommendations for auditory processing deficits and common accommodations for reading challenges that students may have. Are you a school psychologist? Check out my Etsy store

Most affordable WIAT- 4 academic template. Not just tables, but sample written reports to help guide your interpretation for students. Core subtests for Reading, Writing, and Mathematics included. As of 9/1/2022 ORAL LANGUAGE subtests are included as well! - Not sure where/how to start writing up the WIAT-4. This sample template is for you! - Need some help finding academic recommendations/accommodations? This report includes 20 possible accommodations to pick from! This report includes back

I'm so fired up about this activity book! 9 pages total, 6 pages of content, including understanding the CBT triangle, reviewing 6 of the most common cognitive distortions (also reviewing what "distortions" are and other common names), learning about WHY our brain engages in negative or irrational thinking, and a 2-page QUIZ!!! You will not regret buying this. Your student/client will learn something from this. Please feel free to leave a review! Perfect for either online or in-person learning

Your favorite CTOPP-2 template is here! This simple, affordable write-up will definitely save you time and help you understand how to interpret the CTOPP-2. You can quickly individualize the template for each student as needed. It is a great template to guide your report writing and interpretation that is parent-friendly. It also includes common recommendations for auditory processing deficits as well. The Comprehensive Test of Phonological Processing, 2nd Edition, is a norm-referenced test desi

Help students open up and connect through these printable SEL prompt cards! This set includes 45+ counseling icebreakers aligned with the 5 SEL pillars — ideal for upper elementary and middle school students in small group, individual, or classroom settings. Use them for check-ins, warm-ups, journaling, or create your own “Jar of Prompts” to keep sessions engaging and strength-based. What's included: 3 printable pages of 16–18 prompts each Prompts aligned with: Self-Awareness Self-Management S

Help your students recognize and manage math anxiety with this engaging, research-informed presentation designed specifically for high schoolers and college students. This resource is perfect for instructors, counselors, advisors, or success coaches looking to support students’ mental wellness and academic confidence in math. What’s Included: 14-page PDF Clear explanation of what math anxiety is Symptoms (physical, emotional, cognitive, behavioral) Strategies to reduce anxiety (study habits,

Colorful and engaging behavior contract with the 3 main components: what is the task (behavior) we want to see the change in, who the contract is for, and identifying rewards and when the behavior will happen. Also comes with a weekly tracker! track 4 weeks at a time on my sheet. Don't let this is cool resource pass you by for the upcoming school year! The behavior contract is a simple positive reinforcement intervention that is widely used by teachers to change student behavior. Great for pare

There are times when our brain starts to think thoughts that are exaggerated, irrational and just plain ol' negative. This activity is for school counselors, therapists, school psychologists and other professionals who work with children and have some knowledge regarding cognitive distortions. This activity has two pages, one with some example "distorted" or "negative thoughts" that need to be reframed, and another left blank for the students to work on their own thoughts to be reframed. Please

Some quick clip art regarding left brain vs. right brain. For my school psychologists out there, but can be helpful for counselors and educators as well. According to Roger W. Sperry research, the left brain is also connected to: logicsequencinglinear thinkingmathematicsfactsthinking in wordsThe right brain is more visual and intuitive. It’s sometimes referred to as the analog brain. It has a more creative and less organized way of thinking. Sperry’s dated research suggests the right brain is a

Engage your middle & high school students with this vibrant, interactive 10-page workbook designed to build awareness and strengthen executive functioning skills. Perfect for classroom use, counseling groups, or independent activities, this digital resource includes: Easy-to-understand definitions of executive functioning and its key components (e.g., planning, organization, self-control). Self-assessment tool to help students reflect on their strengths and areas for growth.Thought-provoking

Calling all BCBAs, Special Education teachers, School Psychologists and everyone who supports behavior in schools! Check out these colorful behavior contracts & reward charts, created with kids in mind. This simple and easy-to-use behavior contract helps to identify the target behavior for change in a very user-friendly way. Paired with multiple reward charts and BONUS break cards! Break cards should be printed and laminated. All files come with multiple options that all genders can enjoy! You

It is important for our brain and body that we know which activities help keep us happy and calm us down. These are also called "coping skills," or skills that help you "deal." Everyone's coping skills are different, what are some of yours? Use this worksheet to help teach children and teens about coping skills. Feel free to pair this with additional prompts/ scenario questions. Great for social emotional learning. Ideal for school psychologists, school counselors, therapists and schools who are

This colorful 10-page guide is for parents who are either new to the IEP process or still need some support navigating the many steps involved when planning for an IEP. This guide provides beginner-friendly information about the special education process including how/when to request an IEP and the steps involved in the IEP process. Use this guide and supplemental checklists to help navigate you through the IEP process.  COPYRIGHT INFORMATION PDF format. You are allowed to share this document, b

EMOTIONS ARE OKAY! WORKBOOK IS NOW HERE. 10 PAGES OF SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL RESOURCES! These social-emotional learning worksheets are perfect for school counselors, psychologists and therapists, and general. Walk children/teens through identifying the who, what, where, and why of emotions. Did you know it's okay to feel how you feel? Your feelings are valid! How are you feeling today? What are some common emotions you have? What are coping skills? What are some of your coping skills or "how to deal s

These social emotional learning worksheets are perfect for school counselors, psychologists and therapists and general. Walk children/teens through "twisted thinking" "irrational thought patterns" "cognitive distortions" by helping them identify negative, neutral and positive thoughts patterns. Also, helping clients to identify what causes them to feel stressed, angry or sad. Really helpful for just about all ages, including college students. Use with scenarios / prompts provided by client, or

QUICK AND EASY REWARD CHART! -6 Different versions with subtle variations, pick which one works best for you and your client! Also, one example sheet to help you understand how to use it. - Use with stickers or checkmarks! Colorful designs to help catch the eye of your students/clients. - May be helpful to print and laminate so you can use a dry-erase marker and quickly reuse! A great resource as a part of a behavior change program. Let's reinforce those positive behaviors! Very simple (Keep I

Beautifully designed 10-page workbook on problem-solving, conflict resolution with family & friends. A great resource to discuss conflict resolution steps, communication skills, and perspective-taking. Comes with scenarios to discuss and/or act out for role-play activity. Social-Emotional. Learning resource. Amazing resource for school counselors, school psychologists can work for individual 1 on 1 settings or small group settings for discussion. Teachers and administrators can also benefit

Examine the key differences between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset! 8x11 poster that works well for SEL lessons or a great reminder for any teacher's classroom. Pairs well with youtube videos on the same topic! Great graphic for virtual sessions or in-person sessions!

How are you feeling today? You can either use this sheet to identify each feeling (asking your student, what feeling do you think this is?) and/or having them identify which one they relate to at the moment. Simple and eye-catching! Good for teaching kids about feelings, emotions, and awareness. Can also follow up with additional prompts regarding "where" the emotions may come from. Great for mental health providers and even teachers who are working on social-emotional learning! Check out my et

I am strong, I am fearless, I am confident! 5-page workbook on the topic of "positive affirmations." The first page gives a quick definition of what affirmations are, and prompts asking students to identify "superpowers" and "positive personality traits" that they might have. Use the Wheel of "I am" affirmations to create a colorful visual of I am affirmations/positive traits. Additional pages include positive adjectives/traits students can use as examples and finally, a journey entry page with