
10 Tips for Managing Time as a School Counselor
As school counselors, we know there are SO many things that are constantly pulling us in different directions – juggling lessons, groups, admin tasks, supporting

As school counselors, we know there are SO many things that are constantly pulling us in different directions – juggling lessons, groups, admin tasks, supporting

Grief is a universal experience, but it looks different for everyone, depending on their situation, coping style, and the type of loss they’ve faced. As

We have talked about the physical tools we might use in classroom lessons or individual counseling, we can also use basic props as counseling tools, too, to integrate more play! While “play

Our students are online. In today’s world, time online is nearly inevitable. Whether kids are using the internet to do homework, socialize, play games, learn

Bullying prevention is all the rage. There are special weeks and months devoted to it, and I’m often asked what my favorite “bullying prevention activities”

Small group counseling is one of a school counselor’s most used tier 2 interventions (learn more about school counselors and MTSS here). That is because they

Solution-focused counseling (SFC) is a super useful tool for school counselors to have at their disposal. That is because SFC is a time-efficient approach that is known to be effective cross-culturally,

Books have this magical quality about them that keeps students engaged, helps them look at things from new perspectives, see themselves in stories, apply what

A curriculum map or pacing calendar or scope and sequence or whatever you prefer to call it is a comprehensive outline of both the content you are

As school counselors, we use a lot of “stuff.” Items that you’ll use in individual counseling might be different from what you’ll use in classroom lessons which might be different from

As a school counselor, there are certain “must-haves” and a few games are certainly at the top of that list. While games are fun, they

Sometimes, even when we have worked proactively with a student, they still need adult support to work through their emotions. These situations can be equally


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