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Gratitude Letter

Gratitude Letter

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Writing a "thank you" letter is an excellent way for young children to practice gratitude. A 2014 study found that writing a gratitude letter contributed to young children's (7-11) awareness of positive social exchanges, increased their gratefulness, and improved well-being. In the Gratitude Letter worksheet, children are provided a template for writing a letter to someone for whom they are thankful...
Gratitude Journal: Three Good Things

Gratitude Journal: Three Good Things

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"Three good things" is a classic gratitude exercise where participants are asked to write down three good things from their day, whether big or small. Practicing gratitude regularly has been shown to increase positive emotions and improve well-being. The Gratitude Journal: Three Good Things worksheet provides three gratitude prompts per day, for seven days...
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Interactive therapy tools are unique and engaging resources to enhance your therapy practice. Each interactive tool is like a small app that you can use on your computer, phone, or tablet with the click of a button. Try games and illustrated stories for kids, or activities and audio for adults. There's something for just about everyone.
Gratitude Jar Activity

Gratitude Jar Activity

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Gratitude jars are a fun, artistic, and hands-on way for children to practice gratitude. In this activity, children will create a special jar for saving gratitude statements at the end of each day. Using blank slips of paper, or the prompts provided in this handout, they will write down three good things about their day...
About Me: Self-Esteem Sentence Completion

About Me: Self-Esteem Sentence Completion

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Poor self-esteem can manifest itself as a number of problems in children. It can contribute to anxiety, academic problems, depression, behavioral issues, and more. Building a foundation of self-esteem can help children gain the confidence to face their problems, and begin implementing skills. Like many adults, children often discount their strengths, while focusing on negative experiences and weaknesses...
Why I'm Grateful

Why I'm Grateful

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A recent study found that gratitude not only helps to improve how we feel, but it also appears create a healthier heart (A Grateful Heart is a Healthier Heart). In the same study, gratitude was also associated with improved sleep and less fatigue. Positive psychology has long recognized the frequent practice of gratitude as a technique to help boost happiness and well-being...
Self-Esteem Journal

Self-Esteem Journal

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Positive journaling has been found to help improve feelings of well-being and self-esteem. With this self-esteem worksheet, your clients will be asked to record three daily statements related to their successes, good qualities, and positive experiences. This worksheet is great for clients who have difficulty generating ideas for positive experiences to journal about...
Coat of Arms / Family Crest

Coat of Arms / Family Crest

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Use the Coat of Arms / Family Crest printout as an artistic prompt. Ask your client to draw, paint, or use any other medium to represent something about themselves in each of the shield's quadrants. The banner beneath the shield can be filled with a name that summarizes their personal coat of arms. We suggest creating a prompt for each quadrant that's tailored to the individual or group...
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