Teens have a special way of communicating and learning about themselves, so we’ve made sure that all our therapeutic activities for teens are appealing and engaging to this age group.
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We’ve tried to address every teen issue we can think of, and more tools are added every week.
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This worksheet describes the “symptoms” of phone addiction. It provides a checklist of behaviors that might indicate a problem. It also eight suggests on how to become less dependent on a phone if it is interfering with other aspects of your life. A chart is provided to help people develop a plan to decrease their phone dependence. (1221, phone addiction, addiction, relationships)
This worksheet gives teens 14 ways to deal with bullies and encourages them to create an anti-bullying plan. (1121, bullying, school bullying)
This worksheet is designed to help teens see the advantages of being positive role models for others. (1121, self-image, self-esteem, role-model, behavior, shyness, anxiety)
This worksheet for Middle School students teaches students a 4-step technique to handle difficult feelings. An included chart helps students keep track of how successful they are at using this technique. (1121, depression, anxiety, anger)
This workbook is designed to help teens learn a variety of mental health skills to deal with anxiety and depression, as well as other common mental health problems.
This worksheet is designed to help people assess their skills, achievements, and values to determine a best-fit career path. (0821 career choice)
This worksheet is designed to help teens assess risky situations and make decisions will keep them safe. (risk, resiliency, decision-making, ADHD, 0821)
This worksheet is designed to help people who have experienced a trauma find positive ways to understand their feelings and deal with upsetting emotions. (0721, trauma, simple solutions, coping)
This worksheet encourages adults to follow the CHILD technique to help children who have experienced a loss. The acronym stands for: Consider, Honesty, Involve, Listen, and Do It Again.
This worksheet is designed to help teens see the value of responsible behavior (0721, responsibility, family issues)