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In everyday safeguarding practice, conversations about FGM often need careful preparation, clear language and activities that help children and families talk safely. The FGM Direct Work Toolkit supports social workers…

The ‘My Worries’ worksheet gives children and young people a simple way to write down concerns, look for evidence for and against anxious thoughts, and name trusted people they can…

Parents, carers, speech and language therapists and classroom staff supporting children or young people who use AAC may find these easyChat Play and Explore low tech communication boards useful for…

Everyday OCD practice can be easier to revisit when the activities are brief, portable and written in a way that teenagers can actually engage with. These ACT-based OCD worksheets invite…

Planning a body confidence session for 7 to 10 year olds can be easier when the activities are already structured, age-appropriate and positive. GSGLA FreeBeingMe is aimed at Girl Guides,…

Use it before moving day to help a child record their old address, draw their home and put a few memories into words. Moving to a New House Free Printable…

Parents can use the book to make everyday support for a struggling learner feel calmer, clearer and more joined up. It focuses on children and teenagers with language-based learning disabilities,…

Print these mental health worksheets for a strengths-focused wellbeing session, a therapy homework task, or a quiet self-reflection exercise at home. The pack is especially relevant for counsellors, wellbeing practitioners,…

The 0 to 10 scoring scale gives workers, parents and young people a shared way to look at odour, cleanliness, hygiene and maintenance across the home. It is designed for…

A clear route into major psychology theories helps readers place well-known names, experiments and ideas in context, from early philosophical accounts of personality to behaviourist learning theory. Psychology Explained is…

In a school support meeting, therapy session or foster care planning discussion, having a structured list of trauma-informed interventions can make it easier to choose safe, developmentally appropriate activities for…

Use it in a classroom, family session or children’s rights group to help younger children talk about the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in a hands-on way,…

Practitioners can use the toolkit during early help, family support or safeguarding conversations to open up careful discussions about parental relationships, couple conflict and co-parenting after separation. It gives staff…

In a therapy office, supervision meeting or adolescent mental health service, a structured homework planner can help keep counselling sessions focused between appointments. Adolescent Psychotherapy Homework Planner II is aimed…

Print or share these pages with a child who is trying to work out whether behaviour is bullying, banter or a friendship fall-out. The child-friendly wording makes it suitable for…

In everyday reflection on relationships, it can help to have a structured workbook that names the patterns behind arguments, withdrawal, defensiveness and repeated hurt. The Interpersonal Problems Workbook is aimed…

Support for calmer, safer family interactions is at the centre of the NVR Ireland Parent Handbook, especially where parents and carers are facing aggression, conflict, controlling behaviour or repeated escalation…

The boundary prompts asking what feels comfortable, what personal space is needed and when a yes becomes a no give teenagers a concrete way to think about self-respect and safety….

Use the weekly plan, worksheets and discussion prompts to run anger management sessions, set reflective homework, or support one-to-one work around triggers, anger styles and emotional regulation. The material is…

“Caring for Kids after Trauma, Disaster and Death” is an invaluable guide for parents and professionals seeking to support children in the aftermath of traumatic events. This comprehensive resource provides…

Feeling Scared and Doing It Anyway Activity Worksheet  This free tool helps children and teenagers build confidence by learning how to face fears in small, manageable steps. The resource supports anxiety…

When Children Learn That Kindness Does Not Last – Understanding Avoidant Attachment is a free printable PDF that explains avoidant attachment in a simple, compassionate and easy-to-understand way. Using the…

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Kind Words to Say When We Say Goodbye to Our Children Poster These free printable guide is designed to help parents support children’s emotional wellbeing in everyday situations. The posters…

The “Social Skills Worksheets” is a comprehensive toolkit designed to help children and adolescents develop essential social and emotional skills. This resource provides engaging and practical activities that cover a…

The book An Introduction to Counselling (Fifth Edition) by John McLeod is a comprehensive guide that explores both the theory and practice of counselling. This latest edition has been updated…

The Developmental Milestones Checklists & App provided by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) is a valuable tool for parents and caregivers to track their child’s developmental milestones…

This printable PDF uses a clear iceberg model to explain what is often described as “attention-seeking behaviour” in children, and reframes it as a need for connection, emotional safety and…

The International Psychotherapy Institute offers a vast collection of nearly 2000 free eBooks in the fields of psychotherapy, psychiatry, and psychoanalysis. These eBooks serve as valuable resources for social workers,…

The Empathy Scenarios Activity Pack is a structured resource designed to help children and young people understand the feelings of others, develop compassionate responses, and build stronger social skills. This…