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Do you need a specialty? Learn how to find your niche as a therapist in private practice.
This post gives an overview of some common mental health therapy approaches, including CBT, DBT, and acceptance and commitment therapy.
Even as someone who has studied trauma therapy for years, I often find it difficult to describe just how trauma therapy works and what someone can expect from
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) worksheets for anxiety provide individuals with an effective way to address and manage their anxious thoughts and behaviors. These worksheets offer a structured approach to help individuals identify their specific worries, understand the underlying causes of their anxiety, and develop practical strategies to cope with it. Perfect for those seeking self-help options or for therapists looking to supplement their sessions, CBT worksheets on anxiety offer a valuable resource for anyone struggling with excessive worry and fear.
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Feeling is healing! This therapy pillow makes a perfect gift for your therapist counselor, or office decor for your own office! Have more than one couch or need a matching pillow set? Check out our other therapy pillows to create a warm, welcoming environment for your clients. These throw pillow cases are precision-cut and hand-sewn to serve as the perfect decorative accent in any environment! This product is just the pillowcase - pillow filling not included. • 100% polyester • Fabric weight: 6.13 oz/yd² (208 g/m²) • Hidden zipper • Machine-washable • Printed, cut, and hand-sewn
The Anger Iceberg represents the idea that, although anger is displayed outwardly, other emotions may be hidden beneath the surface. These other feelings—such...
Even if you're not working with a therapist, you can still benefit from therapy tools like the vicious flower and the worry tree.
A great reminder of what you've learned and the skills you have! What would my therapist say?! Help end the stigma. A portion of all profits go toward helping those in need access mental health therapy. This sticker will look great on your water bottle, laptop, or even your car!
20 helpful therapy tools to use to manage feelings of anxiety and distress – you can give them a try on your own, or in conjunction with therapy sessions.
Therapy isn't just challenging in the sense that "feeling feelings kind of sucks" kind of challenge. Actually, showing up to therapy is hard. Trusting a stranger is hard. And for many, even figuring out how to open up is really really hard.
The 8 Dimensions of Wellness Wheel Minimalist Style, Mental Health, Personal growth, Therapy tools, Wellness, Counselor, Therapist, Psychotherapy Introducing the ultimate tool for enhancing your mental well-being and personal growth - The 8 Dimensions of Wellness Wheel! This beautifully designed therapy tool is a must-have for counselors, therapists, and anyone who values their wellness journey. With its comprehensive approach, this wheel explores the various aspects of wellness, including mental health, allowing you to delve deeper into the key areas that make up a fulfilling life. Invest in your well-being and embrace the transformative power of the 8 Dimensions of Wellness Wheel today! Click the link below and check out the Beige Version of "The 8 Dimensions of Wellness" Art Prints! https://guidemeprintables.etsy.com/listing/1613254521/the-8-dimensions-of-wellness-wheel ----------------------------------------------- WHAT'S INCLUDED - 5 zip files in the largest sizes for the ratios below - Format: JPG - High Resolution: 300 DPI 2:3 Ratio File = 24x36 This file will print the following sizes: Inches: 4x6 | 6x9| 8x12 | 10x15 | 12x18 | 16x24 | 20x30 | 24x36 CM: 10x15 | 15x23 | 20x30 | 25x38 | 30x46 | 41x61| 51x76 | 61x91 3:4 Ratio File = 18x24 This file will print the following sizes: Inches: 6x8 | 9x12 | 12x16 | 15x20 | 18x24 CM: 15x20 | 23x30 | 30x41 | 38x51 | 46x61 4:5 Ratio File = 16x20 This file will print the following sizes: Inches: 4x5 | 8x10 | 16x20 CM: 10x13 | 20x25 | 41x51 1:1 Ratio File = 20x20 This file will print the following sizes: Inches: 8x8 | 10x10 | 12x12 | 16x16 | 20x20 | 30x30 CM: 20x20 | 25x25 | 30x30 | 41x41 | 51x51 | 76.2x76.2 11x14 file This file will print the following sizes: Inches: 11x14 CM: 28x36 Your files will be available after purchase. ------------------------------------------------ PLEASE NOTE 1>> This is an instant digital download purchase. No physical item will be shipped. 2>> Text and colors in the design can not be altered. 3>> The colors of the printed image may vary slightly from what appears on the screen. 4>> Digital download items are not refundable. 5>> This purchase is for PERSONAL USE ONLY. Commercial use is not allowed. You may not share, forward, resell, or distribute this print in any way. ------------------------------------------------- HOW TO DOWNLOAD 1. You can download these digital items once your purchase is confirmed. 2. Download link: Go to https://www.etsy.com/your/purchases 3. Download the files you just purchased. 4. Unzip if necessary. 5. You can use Acrobat Reader to open these files. 6. Download this software for free at https://www.adobe.com 7. Open the file in Acrobat Reader, select “ACTUAL SIZE” in your printer settings, and print.
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(Updated 11/28/23) An extensive list of 200+ sites with free therapy worksheets and handouts on various topics, for clinical use or for self-help.
When we engage in the creation of our own art forms, we receive big benefits to our minds, both physically and mentally. When we produce art with our own hands, there is increased neural connectivity in the area of the brain that deals with introspection, memory, and self-monitoring. by Caileigh FlanniganPaint, Sculpt, or Color Your Way to RelaxationIt seems that everyone today has some level of stress in his or her everyday life. Whether it is rooted in work, school, the past, or personal relationships, stress is a huge part of our lives. Stress can have many negative effects on physical and psychological systems. An inability to positively control or manage stress may lead to inappropriate behavior such as alcohol consumption, overeating, or neglecting feelings. It’s important to know that stress can be managed effectively, at very little cost, and in a fun way! Art therapy is a great therapeutic approach that you can use in your daily life to keep your stress levels low and your contentedness high.What is Art Therapy?Art therapy is an approach that involves the creative processes of art to improve one’s life. For example, drawing, coloring, painting, doodling, and sculpting are all examples of art forms that can be used as a means of therapy. Using art as a medium for healing promotes self-exploration, understanding, self-esteem, and awareness. It is a way for a person to improve their mental, emotional, and physical states, as well as their overall health. When you use imagery, colors, shapes, and designs as a part of your therapeutic process, your thoughts and feelings can be expressed through your art, rather than words that are often difficult to articulate to others. This means that you do not have to verbalize how you are feeling.Art therapy can be done in counseling, where you work one-on-one with a trained and certified art therapist. However, the healing potential of art is not only effective in a counseling or psychotherapy setting. Art therapy techniques and approaches can be completed at home, work, or school without a therapist. In some methods of art therapy, you are your own therapist.This is one of the great things about art therapy – you can practice antistress art anywhere! Art can be practiced at work, at home, on the bus, or during any downtime. Rather than stressing out about the next big meeting, you can color or doodle on some paper. You can release negative emotions about your job or personal relationships through artwork. This, in turn, helps overcome the stress, avoids further upset and creates a coping strategy for future stressful times.Who Can Benefit from Art Therapy?You don’t need to be a talented artist to engage in art therapy or to enjoy its benefits. After all, the goal is not to create a masterpiece but to express yourself freely through art; the artistic results are secondary to the emotional benefits. Art therapy improves the lives of many people. It can help people who have been exposed to loss or trauma. It can support people in overcoming addiction and mental health disorders. It has even been used in hospital settings for cancer patients. It’s also a common expressive therapy for children. The great thing about art therapy is that it can help the lives of so many people – even if you do not have a major concern or illness. Art therapy is beneficial to people who experience the stressors of everyday modern life.Have you ever noticed how expressive arts therapy is calming and peaceful? Have you ever come home from a long work day in front of the computer and needed an outlet that wasn’t a screen? Engaging in art techniques can clear the mind, let us put feelings and thoughts onto paper or canvas, and leave us feeling accomplished and calm. It is a great option for people who experience even minor stress or upset in their lives.Your Brain on ArtWhen we engage in the creation of our own art forms, we receive big benefits to our minds, both physically and mentally. When we produce art with our own hands, there is increased neural connectivity in the area of the brain that deals with introspection, memory, and self-monitoring. This means that this area is more active when engaged in producing art. Mentally, we become more psychologically resilient, we have increased positive perspectives, and become more self-aware. This makes us better at coping with future problems, stressors, or events. It is said that the pairing of actually creating the art (motor processing) and thinking about expression (cognitive processing) is what makes art therapy so beneficial.Types of Art Therapy for Different Feelings and EmotionsTo do art therapy, you can either take a nondirected or directed approach. A nondirected approach is flexible, and less structured than a directed approach. For example, you would draw, paint, color, or sculpt without guidelines. A directed approach is more structured in the sense that you choose an art therapy activity that relates to certain feelings and emotions. With either approach, your feelings are expressed, and your stress levels decrease. The benefits of art therapy are provided in both approaches. Here are some examples of art therapy activities related to feelings and emotions that you can try:Emotions:•Paint or draw your emotions. Here, you want to think about how you are feeling and put that feeling into paper, however you see it.•Create an emotion wheel. You’ll want to use lots of color for this activity! Label each emotion with a color that fits for you.•Design a postcard that you will never send. This activity helps with releasing anger in a way that never has to be presented to someone else.•Coloring books for emotions. You can buy, or print, certain coloring pages that were created to release emotions.Happiness•Make a collage related to a quote that speaks to you. Turn words that mean a lot to you and turn it into a visual that is inspiring.•Draw a wild invention. This activity will get your creative juices flowing and will most likely be wild and funny!•Draw animals you love. For some people, animals are a source of love and happiness. Draw the ones that you love the most (your own pet included).•Draw, color, or paint your idea of the perfect day or perfect home. This activity will help you create a visual of spaces and things that feel safe and warm to you.Relaxation•Paint or color while listening to music. When art and music are paired together, our brains and bodies can relax.•Make a mandala. You can either print one off or draw your own – this is a meditative symbol that is relaxing to look at and work with.•Draw something very big! Get out the large pieces of paper or a big cardboard box and get your body moving.•Choose colors that are relaxing and calming to you and only use those. Sometimes certain colors elicit different feelings for us. Choose ones that speak to you.•Draw, paint, or sculpt outdoors. The sights, sounds, and atmosphere of the outdoors, when paired with art, are very relaxing.Trauma and Loss•Create a collage of your worries. Put whatever worries you in your life on paper.•Turn illness into a masterpiece. If you or someone close to you is ill, turn those feelings into something meaningful.•Paint someone you have lost. If you have lost someone close to you, remember him or her and make that special person close to you again.•Draw a safe space. You can refer to your safe space when you need a reminder.Other Types of Art TherapyArt therapy is available in adult coloring books that are affordable, easy, and even portable. It would be best to go look at these books and take a peek inside. Think about which ones elicit different feelings, and choose one that speaks to you and how you are feeling or what you are going through.Another form of art therapy is paint nights. This type of art therapy is done in a group setting and often held at local restaurants and bars. You go with friends and sit with other people who are all painting the same picture. In the end, you see how everyone painted the same picture differently. You can also host your own paint night by gathering up some friends or family and purchasing some paint and canvas. You can designate a specific picture for everyone to draw, or you can leave it up to the group! Art therapy in a group allows for free expression in an environment that is safe and accepting.Art therapy is an easy, affordable, and beneficial way to express feelings, reduce stress, and remind us of the happy things. We are able to put difficult feelings into something visual and meaningful. When we draw, color, or paint, our brains become active and are better at helping us out with any future stressors.Be creative, expressive, and be you through art therapy!***Caileigh is a play practitioner who uses forms of play such as exploring the outdoors and experimenting with loose parts as a way to promote children’s development and emotional healing. She is spreading the word about the importance of childhood development through free play in natural environments.Original Article by PartSelect blogWritten by Caileigh Flannigan1.http://intuitivecreativity.typepad.com/expressiveartinspirations/100-art-therapy-exercises.html2.http://www.canadianarttherapy.org/3.http://www.arttherapyblog.com4.http://intuitivecreativity.typepad.com/expressiveartinspirations/100-art-therapy-exercises.html5.https://www.ccpa-accp.ca/psychological-benefits-of-art-therapy/6.https://mic.com/articles/106504/science-shows-that-art-is-having-fantastic-effects-on-our-brains-and-bodies#.f3SAZDswV7.http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0101035Readers may also likeThe value of Art Therapy for those on the Autism
Therapy is also considered a basic human right, so anyone has the right to therapy. Its goal is to help every single one of us with every aspect of our lives, from something that seems to be nothing to the most disappointing.
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Introducing the Personal Boundaries Worksheet! Designed for individuals looking to enhance their self-awareness and improve their interpersonal relationships, this worksheet focuses on exploring and establishing healthy boundaries. By clearly defining your personal limits, needs, and expectations, you'll be better equipped to communicate and assert yourself effectively. Download and complete this worksheet to gain insight into your own boundaries and start fostering healthier connections with others.
GoodTherapy.org was founded in 2007 by Noah Rubinstein, a licensed marriage and family therapist who wanted to prevent abuse and harm in therapy.
Using Trauma-Focused Therapy Stories is a groundbreaking treatment resource for trauma-informed therapists who work with abused and neglected children ages nine years and older as well as their caregivers. The therapy stories are perfect accompaniments to evidence-based treatment approaches and provide the foundation for psychoeducation and intervention with the older elementary-aged child or early pre-teen. Therapists will also benefit from the inclusion of thorough guides for children and caregivers, which illustrate trauma and developmental concepts in easy-to-understand terms. The psychoeducational material in the guides, written at a third- to fourth-grade reading level, may be used within any trauma-informed therapy model in the therapy office or sent-home for follow-up. Each therapy story illustrates trauma concepts, guides trauma narrative and cognitive restructuring work, and illuminates caregiver blind spots; the caregiver stories target issues that often become barriers to family trauma recovery. No therapist who works with young trauma survivors will want to be without this book, and school-based professionals, social workers, psychologists and others committed to working with traumatized children will find the book chock-full of game-changing ideas for their practice.
Realizing "I love my therapist" can be scary! However, when it comes to therapy, having feelings of love for your therapist may actually be a really good sign that therapy is working.
Stigma tells us that we should not make a big deal about our mental health and if you go to therapy you'll be seen as weak but don't buy into the lies. It's okay to take a break. It's okay to not be okay. It's okay to admit you need help. It's okay to go to therapy!
Tracy Turner-Bumberry, LPC, RPT-S, CAS, shares simple, playful and on-point interventions that combines mindfulness, expressive arts and play to help kids achieve greater self-regulation, focus more and stress less.
Emotions exist in the body- but how? This printable emotion sensation feeling wheel helps individuals match common emotions with the physical sensations that most often match those feelings.
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A guide on how to make a calm down kit using your senses to help with anxiety, low mood, trauma and well-being made by a therapist. You will receive a guide sheet with examples and a blank sheet so you can create your own. A great resource for anyone but especially children, parents, teachers, therapists and those involved in mental health and well-being Please note, this is a digital download. It’s an A4 document to allow you to have room to write down your ideas As a therapist who works with children and adults I know it can be hard to deal with mental health issues. This document incorporates grounding techniques, as well as your senses, to create a plan for you when you are feeling anxious, low or detached. It’s so hard to think when you’re feeling distressed so planning ahead can be a great way to manage your emotions when they are overwhelming
A simple mental-health and self-care check-in, to be used in therapy sessions or on your own! A grounding way to begin teletherapy/telehealth sessions with clients, gently guiding them to their present emotions, thoughts and needs.
"The healthiest form of projection is art" ~ Fritz Perls Here is a popular internet list of art therapy activities originally posted up in 2011 by the Nursing School Blog. I have since taken over the list and I consistently research current links that reflect the most inspiring art therapy...
These art therapy for kids projects are a great way to help children deal with trauma, anger, or grief, and as part of therapy for kids with special needs.
What is it about a trauma that makes peoples memories so fuzzy? Find out in this article.
This list of websites for therapists represents some of the best therapy resources on the internet today. Enjoy! Shelley Klammer - Registered Counsellor 1. Psychology Today - Blogs by therapists and a wide variety of topics discussed on mental health issues. 2. Good Therapy Blog - Advocating for ethical therapy....
Dealing with mental health problems is something people work on all of their lives. And author and illustrator Kate Alan has a wonderful collection of works to help others in this difficult quest. This time, we're focusing on one particular comic she uploaded to the internet a couple of days ago.
Are you feeling anxious? Learn how art therapy for anxiety can help you express emotions and connect with others while creating art.
