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Higher education school counseling outlines
Stress Management - Art Therapy Group Plan
The use of art allows children and teens to explore their feelings, experiences and emotions in a safe way. Everyone experiences stress at one point or another! In this group we ask participants to take a step back from their busy lives, de-stress and relax! Using the power of creative expression we will be exploring different coping tools and create a safe space to share, grow, and support one another!Group ObjectivesParticipants will understand the nature of stress and its impact on health and
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Not Grade Specific
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3 ACTIVITIES, NO PREP! - Art Therapy Scribble Drawings!
When starting art therapy some of the common things that I hear are:- I am not good at art- I don't think I am very creative- I don't like artThis activity helps to break through these cognitive barriers introducing art therapy in a relaxing, non-judgmental, and structure free environment! Using three different scribble activities this technique can be used from anything to introducing art therapy, to closing the sessions out!But why a scribble?Scribbling is something that everyone did as a chil
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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Safe Places - Art Therapy Group Plan
The use of art allows children and teens to explore their feelings, experiences and emotions in a safe way. A feeling of safety is an important part of emotional and mental wellbeing. When we think of "safe places" this can be a building, a room, a location, or even somewhere virtual. Through the use of art and creative expression this group asks participants to think deeper about what safety is, and where in our lives we can find it.Group Objectives Participants will identify what safety and se
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Not Grade Specific
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Parent Consultation Form
Empower educators with an efficient tool for documenting and tracking parent-teacher consultations with our comprehensive Parent Consultation Form. Designed to facilitate productive discussions and maintain organized records, this form is an essential resource for educators committed to fostering strong partnerships with parents.
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Higher Education, Staff
Comprehensive Career and College Checklist
As a school counselor for nearly two decades and as a parent that guided my son into a selective college, I created this complete checklist that helps students stay on top of tasks needed to meet their post-secondary goals. It begins 9th grade and helps through graduation. Tasks cover resumés, GPA, transcript, planning for schedules, planning for essays and so forth. This is part of the book that I created to guide families on the process of post-secondary planning. The checklist is in a PDF for
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Editable Senior Year College Planning Guide
This editable college planning guide can be used as a resource for senior students and families. In this guide, you can give a summary of your college planning curriculum. This 12 page college planning guide includes: 1. College Planning Guide Cover2. College Counselor Information Page3. Student Responsibilities Contract4. College Counseling Need To Knows!5-7. Websites and Resources Pages 8. College List9. Application Brainstorm10. SAT/ACT Brainstorm11. College Visits12. Questions To Ask Admissi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Senior Brag Sheet For Counselor Letters of Recommendation
Want to have seniors provide you a detailed brag sheet to write a counselor letter of recommendation for colleges and/or scholarships? This 5 page form is for students to fill out and give back to their counselors that include detailed questions such as: What are you interested in studying/majoring in? Be as specific as possible. If you are undecided, list your interests or potential areas of study.What are your best qualities as a student? Give a specific example of how you exemplify one or mor
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Editable Senior Year At A Glance
This editable Senior Year At A Glance sheet can be used to help seniors and senior families continue to stay on track with college readiness.Example tip: Be Mindful of Your Deadlines—Know when your college applications open and close to gather your materials in a timely manner and ask any recommenders at least two weeks in advance of your first application deadline to write a letter of recommendation for you.
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12th, Higher Education
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Editable Junior Year At A Glance
This editable Junior Year At A Glance sheet can be used to help juniors and junior families continue to stay on track with college readiness.Example tip: Concentrate on Academic Performance- Self reflect on your first two academic years. How can you improve or challenge yourself? Consider retaking courses if you received a letter grade of a C or below.
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11th, Higher Education
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Editable Sophomore Year At A Glance
This editable Sophomore Year At A Glance sheet can be used to help sophomores and sophomore families continue to stay on track with college readiness.Example tip: Concentrate on Academic Performance- Self reflect on your first academic year. How can you improve or challenge yourself? Consider retaking courses if you received a letter grade of a C or below.
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10th, Higher Education
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Editable Freshman Year At A Glance
This editable Freshman Year At A Glance sheet can be used to help freshmen and freshmen families begin to wrap their heads around becoming college ready. Example tip: Create a Resume or List of Accomplishments- Keep track of your honors, extracurricular activities, volunteering/service hours, and school involvement.
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9th, Higher Education
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Editable Freshman Year College Planning Guide Bundle
This editable Freshman Year College Planning Guide includes 9 pages of college counseling information, resources, brainstorming pages, etc. to add to your College Counseling Program! Page 1. Editable CoverPage 2. College Counselor InformationPage 3. Freshman Year At A GlancePage 4. Websites & ResourcesPage 5. Websites & ResourcesPage 6. College Must-Haves BrainstormPage 7. SAT/ACT Brainstorm Page 8. College VisitsPage 9. Questions to Ask Admissions Counselors
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9th, Higher Education
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Editable Sophomore Year College Planning Guide Bundle
This editable Sophomore Year College Planning Guide includes 9 pages of college counseling information, resources, brainstorming pages, etc. to add to your College Counseling Program! Page 1. Editable CoverPage 2. College Counselor InformationPage 3. Sophomore Year At A GlancePage 4. Websites & ResourcesPage 5. Websites & ResourcesPage 6. College Must-Haves BrainstormPage 7. SAT/ACT Brainstorm Page 8. College VisitsPage 9. Questions to Ask Admissions Counselors
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10th, Higher Education
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Editable Junior Year College Planning Guide Bundle
This editable Junior Year College Planning Guide includes 10 pages of college counseling information, resources, brainstorming pages, etc. to add to your College Counseling Program! Page 1. Editable CoverPage 2. College Counselor InformationPage 3. Junior Year At A GlancePage 4. Websites & ResourcesPage 5. Websites & ResourcesPage 6. College List ChartPage 7. Application BrainstormPage 8. SAT/ACT Brainstorm Page 9. College VisitsPage 10. Questions to Ask Admissions Counselors
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11th, Higher Education
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Counselor Sessions Rapport Sheet ( Getting to Know You)
A "must have" for professionals in education when it comes to: Rapport Building, the Initial Session, 1st Meeting, Building a Connection, Getting to know each other, Discovering interests, Exploring likes and dislikes, Favorite things, etc.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Editable College Resume
This editable template can be used for students to fill out for college/scholarship applications and/or submit to counselors/teachers for letters of recommendation.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Scholarship Checklist
Checklist to stay organized when tracking Scholarship opportunities!This page can be printed and copied for multi-page use, or used as a single use page, depending on how many scholarships a student has applied for. Great for staying organized and tracking what is needed and if it was submitted for each scholarship.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
EDITABLE Distance Learning Service Tracker! (Color and B&W version)
Pick the version that works best for you and your team, colored & cute or simple & classic! Then edit it to fit you and your students' needsMonitor services for each student on your caseload by tracking:Contact infoNotes from the TeamService minutes required in IEPServices provided via distance learningMinutes of services providedServices notesAnything else you need!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Challenging Negative Thoughts
Our thoughts are not fact. They need to be challenged, but how? Ask yourself these questions before trusting the thought you've had. Want more information on what an Automatic Negative Thought (ANT) is? I have a whole post on this on my blog. READ THE POSTAlso, at Jenna Young Consulting, I give out FREQUENT FREEBIES to my subscribers. Make sure you sign up. I promise, no spam or selling your email address. Just freebies for friends! SUBSCRIBE TO THE FREEBIES NEWSLETTER
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Higher Education, Staff
What Is Anxiety? Bundle
This bundle includes resources on anxiety: Types of Anxiety Disorders, Treatments for Anxiety, The Amygdala, and Anxiety Symptoms. These charts can be used for community mental health education, in health classes for high school or college students, or to share with concerned community members.I used these charts in DisOrient Episode 6, "What Is Anxiety?": https://youtu.be/rJLxB2mu_0w
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Samples of Recommendation letter&Reference Letter&form from teachers to students
Editable and fillable resource includes the following templates:2 Samples of recommendation letter reference request formReference request letter
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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College Profiles Bundle - Princeton, UCLA, UMichigan, Bowdoin, Brandeis
List of college profiles - Princeton, Bowdoin, UCLA, UMichigan, Brandeis.I made these specifically for a student who was interested in these schools (that's why the colleges may seem kind of random) - can create more if people are interested!
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12th, Higher Education
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Trust Tower Rapport Building Activity
Building Rapport and Communication is essential in building a therapeutic relationship in counselling! This activity uses play based therapy to connect with the child, and begin the process of building trust, communicating and working together. Use this activity in a first session as a beginning activity, or multiple times as an assessment. This versatile and fun activity will be one of your most used in your counsellor toolbox!Learning Objectives:After this activity, students will be able to:-
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Not Grade Specific
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Canva Template for Coping Skill Menu
This Canva template will allow you to create individualized coping skill plans for all your students. I have found this incredibly helpful in reminding students how to independently utilize their coping strategies. Included:Link to editable Canva template *need a Canva account in order to access!Who should purchase this resource?Teachers, counselors, or other school providers looking to support their students with regulation. **********************************************************************
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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