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“What Makes Me Feel…” Worksheet for Kids | Direct Work & Voice of the Child Tool
This free prinable What Makes Me Feel… emotions activity worksheet is designed to help children explore and express their feelings, triggers, and emotional experiences in a creative and engaging way….
Coping with Stress Information Sheet
The Coping with Stress Information Sheet by the Centre for Clinical Interventions provides practical tips and insights to help individuals identify and manage stress effectively. This resource is designed to…
Social Situations Social Skills Poster for Children
The ‘Meeting New People’ panel gives children a simple starting script: smile, say hello first, and ask the other person a question. Across the poster, short phrases and speech bubbles…
Free Wellbeing Journal Workbook PDF
Young people can use the journal during pastoral check-ins, mental health support sessions or quiet home practice to notice how they are feeling and record changes over time. The early…
A Child’s Behaviour Does Not Change Until the Environment Does – Poster
This trauma awareness poster is designed for parents, carers, teachers, social workers, and other professionals working with children and young people who display challenging or repeated behaviour. It supports trauma-informed…