School Counseling Termination Ideas
The word “termination” may elicit some heavy feelings for students (and counselors!). Because of this, it can be something we try to avoid. However, termination is an incredibly important
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How to Avoid Burnout as a School Counselor
Burnout is real. Burnout is hard. And as school counselors, we are especially susceptible to it for reasons we are all too familiar with and
Helping Kids Be More Resilient and Bounce Back
Research about resiliency is often about more long-term concerns. Studies and theories are about what factors promote resiliency in order to prevent mental health problems
Group Counseling Behavior Management
Small groups can indeed be an effective tool for school counselors to explicitly teach skills, create space for processing difficult life situations, and provide opportunities
How to Structure Small Group Sessions in Elementary School
In case you missed it, we previously talked about using a consistent structure in classroom SEL lessons. In this post, we will shift our focus
Structuring SEL Lessons in Elementary School
How many lessons do you teach each month? Each week? Was learning how to create and/or teach those lessons part of your school counseling education?
Teaching Children How to Make and Keep Friends
If you are reading this, you likely spend a significant amount of time thinking about children’s friendship skills and providing instruction or intervention. Post-Covid this
4 Questions to Ask Yourself When You’re Considering Adding Something to Your Counseling Plate
Have you seen something SO cool and creative that another counselor is doing and wondered, “Hey, should I try that too?” Or, felt pressured to
6 Ways to Move From Random Acts of Guidance To Intentional School Counseling
One of the directors of school counseling that my district had used to talk about RAGS – “random acts of guidance services.” It’s where you
5 Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Next SEL Lesson or Group Counseling Session
Those who know me know that I am downright evangelical about planning out my school counseling services. It’s not that I don’t see value in
Activities for Developing Resiliency in Kids
Everyone wants to be resilient, right? We want to be able to handle whatever comes our way and keep on keeping on towards our goals.
Books About Anxiety for Kids
One research-based anxiety activity for kids is modeling, which means demonstrating for children how to handly anxiety. There’s lots of ways to do this! One
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