Nurture group activities

GROUPS OFFERED Organizing Groups by Need Over the years we track the needs of students that can be addressed in small group counseling. Students at all grade levels need social skills. Our school also has many students who need to work on self regulation, these are the students who can't pay attention and those that exhibit behaviors that interfere with the learning of others. We also have an increasing number of students who have internalizing behaviors like anxiety and depression that need…

Looking for a fun and meaningful activity for your school counseling worry group? Help your students make a worry monster! Get details here:

A Jar Full of Feelings is a visual sensory regulation activity to help children recognize and respond appropriately to their feelings.

Our new leaflet to tell you all about what nurture groups are, what they do, why they are needed and more.

Practicing mindfulness is incredibly empowering for children. It can help them better manage stress and anxiety when it does occur. It helps with self-regulation, promotes positive emotions and self-compassion. Here are five simple mindfulness activities for kids to help them live in the present and focus on the positive using mindfulness.

This circle of control activity teaches students the difference between what is inside their control and what is outside of their control.

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Fidget Spinners, Counseling Ideas

Grab some plastic eggs, and you've got tons of spring counseling activities! Your students will love these activities and lessons that are perfect for small groups, individuals, or classroom guidance.

Practicing conscious breathing helps when you feel anxious and overwhelmed. A mindful breathing stick can help guide young kids develop breathing techniques.