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Frequent Flyers: Supporting Students Who Visit the Counselor… A Lot
If you’ve noticed an uptick in student self-referrals lately, you’re not alone! Many counselors are seeing more students seeking check-ins for every worry, disagreement, or uncomfortable feeling. While it’s wonderful that kids see you as a trusted adult, it’s also important to help them build confidence in managing smaller problems on their own.
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15 More Picture Books That Should Be On Every Counselors Bookshelf
15 Must-Have Picture Books For Counselors
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Big Feelings, Little Hearts: Picture Books to Help Young Children Manage Worry
Even our littlest learners can carry some pretty big worries. Whether it’s a new classroom, a stormy sky, or just the unknown, those anxious feelings can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, stories have a gentle way of helping kids see themselves, understand their emotions, and find comfort in knowing they’re not alone. In this post, I’m sharing…
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When Tempers Roar: 30 Books to Help Kids Tame Their Anger
Big feelings are part of growing up, but anger can quickly take over. For elementary kids, learning to manage these emotions takes time and the right tools. Picture books are a gentle, effective way to start the conversation. From fiery bears to kids learning to breathe, these stories help children understand their feelings and practice…
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Creating a Calm Corner: A Simple Guide to Supporting Student Regulation in the Classroom
Learn how to set up and teach students to use a Calm Corner in your classroom. This guide covers everything from materials and location tips to teaching expectations, managing frequent flyers, and common FAQs—so you can support student regulation and create a more peaceful learning environment.
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