Developmental trauma – easy read explanation guides for carers, older children & schools
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The Flying Dream: Storybook about parental dual diagnosis
This beautifully illustrated storybook assists children aged 8 – 12 with parental dual diagnosis (mental illness/substance abuse) and transition towards understanding and acceptance. The storybook portrays a boy named Casey…
Free Anxiety, Stress and Emotional Wellbeing Worksheets for Children and Teens
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…
Grief Support for Teenagers – Tips for Teens Who Are Grieving (Printable Guide)
Tips for Teens Who Are Grieving is a compassionate and relatable guide created specifically for teenagers navigating the death of someone important to them—whether a parent, sibling, friend, or other…
The Teen Relationship Workbook: for professionals helping teens to develop healthy relationships and prevent domestic abuse; 68 worksheets
The Teen Relationship Workbook is a valuable resource designed for professionals working with teenagers to address and prevent relationship abuse. With a collection of 68 worksheets, this workbook can be…
Someone Is Being Left Out Social Skills Poster for Kids
Helps children spot simple, kind actions they can take when a peer is excluded, bullied or left out during play. The colourful poster is suited to primary school pupils and…