PSDP Resources and Tools Using visual metaphors to respond to stress and trauma
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Free Feelings Worksheet for Children – What Makes You Feel? PDF Printable
This printable feelings worksheet helps children and young people think about what makes them feel different emotions, including happy, sad, angry, scared, excited, calm, proud and loved. It is a…
Heads Up! A toolkit of sessions to run with young people to promote mental health & emotional well-being
“Heads Up! A Toolkit of Sessions to Run with Young People to Promote Mental Health & Emotional Well-being” is a comprehensive resource designed to support professionals working with young people…
Feelings cards; naming feelings
Social workers can use the Feelings Cards: Naming Feelings Poster in various ways to support children’s emotional development and enhance their understanding of feelings. Here are some suggestions: Individual Sessions:…
Anger & Irritability Self-Help Booklet for Adults
The “Anger & Irritability Self-Help Booklet for Adults” is a comprehensive resource designed to help individuals cope better with feelings of irritability and anger. It is structured into nine sections,…
Adolescent violence to parents: a booklet for parents & carers
The “Adolescent Violence to Parents: A Booklet for Parents & Carers” is a comprehensive 16-page information booklet designed to support parents and caregivers dealing with adolescent violence. It covers various…