How to Confidently Set Up & Implement a Calm Corner For Your Students
Life as an elementary schooler can be a roller coaster with many ups and downs throughout the day. Sometimes students need a safe place to
Hey y’all! Thanks so much for stopping by. My name is Laura and I am an Elementary School Counselor turned Curriculum Writer. At my precious school in Nashville, TN, 97% of my students were living in …
Life as an elementary schooler can be a roller coaster with many ups and downs throughout the day. Sometimes students need a safe place to
Our “mindset,” or the way we think about ourselves, MATTERS! It controls how we feel, how we act, and the choices we make. Dr. Carol
In these post-pandemic times, anger, anxiety, and stress are on the rise in school-age children (and adults!). More and more students are coming to their
Kids love to tell stories– things they’ve been told, seen, overheard, imagined, and more. Essentially, if they can think it, they’re ready to tell it.
Anxiety is on the rise in school-age children, and more and more students are coming to their school counselor for anxiety support. To help kids
Did you know that 1 in 7 children have been abused or neglected in the past year? And for every report made related to child
Childhood trauma is more prevalent than most expect. According to the National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative, greater than 65% of children report at least one
Did you know that approximately 9.2% of children have anxiety? This is a 27% increase from years before 2016 (Lebrun-Harris, 2022). What does this mean
It’s almost that time of year. The one that students, teachers, and administrators dread. The couple of weeks when nothing else seems to matter, and
School counselors who have been dreading teaching career awareness…I have good news for you! Teaching career exploration does NOT have to be boring! With the
Did you know that, since the pandemic began, 72% of public schools in the U.S. report an increase in chronic absenteeism? (National Center for Education
One of the most common questions that school counselors ask me is: “How do you schedule classroom guidance lessons?” It sounds like a simple question
