Feelings charts are a simple way to work with students on feelings identification. When students can identify their feelings and the feelings of others, it is easier for them to respond appropriately. These 5 ways to use a feelings chart will help you use this simple tool to increase students’ emotional intelligence and social skills.

Counseling can be challenging and leave you feeling overwhelmed and spent. Self care is so important. These 10 self care tips are perfect to use during the school day to help you feel energized and refreshed even the most difficult days.

These 10 bullying prevention videos are the perfect addition to your K-5 bullying prevention lessons. The videos will help your students learn what bullying is, the types of bullying, and what they can do to stand up for themselves and others.

Connecting with parents and families is an integral part of the work a school counselor does. Making sure parents feel supported and included can make a big impact on the work you are doing with their children. Sometimes this can easily get pushed aside, but I’m excited to share with you 5 easy ways to connect with thee parents and families at your school!

Building relationships is a key part of school counseling. Not only is it important to build relationships with the students we serve, but also with their classroom teachers. Engaging teachers in our counseling work can increase carry over of the skills our students learn and help them reach their goals. Check out these 6 ways to involve teachers in your school counseling work today!