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In this one-on-one, 30-minute session, a 3rd grade student who resists therapy will explore anger management through engaging games and drawing activities. By connecting emotions to art, this lesson helps him identify triggers and practice calming strategies in a fun, hands-on way.

In this 30-minute session, 7th graders will explore healthy anger management through art and interactive games. Students will learn to identify triggers, express feelings safely, and practice calming strategies in a fun, creativity-driven environment—a must-have for students who resist traditional therapy!

In this 30-minute, one-on-one session tailored for a 9-year-old boy, we’ll turn anger and impulse control into a fun quest! Through engaging games, interactive activities, and real-life scenarios, the student will learn to recognize anger triggers, practice calming strategies, and choose positive reactions with siblings. This Tier 3 session is designed to be anything but boring, empowering him to become an Anger Buster hero in his own life.

In this one-hour individual session, we’ll guide an 11-year-old girl through strategies for staying polite during disagreements. This lesson is crucial for building social skills, empathy, and confidence in conflict resolution.

In this 30-minute individual art session, the 7th grader tears or cuts colored paper into small pieces and arranges them into a mosaic that visually represents their current emotional landscape. This tactile, nonverbal activity fosters emotional exploration, stress relief, and creative expression for students reluctant to talk.

In a single 30-minute individual session, the student uses art and narrative to tell a personal story nonverbally. Through drawing scenes and creating a short storyboard, she explores emotions and experiences in a creative, low-pressure way, fostering self-expression and reflection.

In this 30-minute Tier 1 lesson, 7th-grade students will learn strategies to manage their time effectively during tests with time limits. This essential skill will reduce anxiety, boost confidence, and improve their test performance.

In this Tier 3, single-session 60-minute lesson, teachers will guide an 11th-grade student through understanding and managing dissociation resulting from trauma. This trauma-informed session builds self-awareness, grounding skills, and coping strategies to empower the student to feel present and safe.

In this 60-minute individual session for an 11th grade student with ADHD, we will build practical impulse control strategies and healthy truth-telling skills. This lesson is important because it empowers your student to resist the urge to embellish stories and fosters honesty and self-confidence in social settings.