What’s Included in the Membership
One membership. Multiple disciplines. Shared language.
SCHOOL COUNSELING
- Mental health education and wellbeing lessons
- Anxiety, stress, depression, and suicide prevention supports
- Crisis plans, safety planning, and risk-support tools
- Coping skills, resilience, and emotional literacy resources
- Self-care check-ins and reflective tools for students
BEHAVIOR SUPPORTS
- Impulse control, emotional regulation, and coping strategies
- Behavior support tools grounded in connection, not compliance
- Executive functioning and self-management resources
- Attendance, motivation, and engagement interventions
- Visual supports and structured regulation tools
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
- Sensory processing and sensory diet resources
- Deep pressure, heavy work, and proprioceptive input activities
- Regulation strategies for focus, calm, and participation
- Visual schedules, routines, and environmental supports
- ADHD- and autism-informed OT tools
speech therapy SUPPORTS
- Speech and language therapy activities
- Social communication and pragmatic language supports
- Conversation skills and emotional language development
- Visual supports
- Social Stories & Narratives
- Supports for diverse communication needs
PLAY & sandtray THERAPY
- Play-based and expressive therapeutic activities
- Creative emotional processing tools
- Relationship-building and connection-focused interventions
- Developmentally responsive counseling supports
GROUP COUNSELING CURRICULUM
- Structured small group counseling curriculums (all age levels)
- Impulse control, anger management, and coping skills groups
- Social skills and peer relationship groups
- ASCA-aligned session plans and data tools
CAREGIVER, TEACHER & FAMILY SUPPORTS
- Family newsletters and school–home communication tools
- Coffee with the Counselor relationship-building resources
- Parent and caregiver education handouts
- Teacher forms, follow-ups, and support tools
ASSESSMENT & DOCUMENTATION
- Pre- and post-assessments
- Reflection and goal-tracking tools
- SEL and executive functioning skill builders
- Progress monitoring and data collection
- Sensory and self-regulation checklists
Join for just $12/month or $129/year
Get full access to over 1,700+ clinically grounded resources designed to support real therapeutic outcomes across school, clinical, and home-based settings. With one membership, you’ll reduce planning time, strengthen your practice, and confidently deliver consistent, evidence-informed support, without sacrificing quality or intent. Choose the option that works best for you and start accessing everything you need, all in one place.
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Small Group Counseling Curriculums
Explore our comprehensive and growing collection of ASCA-aligned, trauma-informed, research-based small group counseling curriculums designed for therapeutic intent—not just classroom delivery.
All Therapy Resources curriculums are practitioner-designed and built to support real clinical outcomes across elementary, middle school, and high school settings, while remaining flexible enough for schools, clinics, districts, and multidisciplinary teams.
Each curriculum intentionally bridges the gap between theory and practice. Lessons are grounded in research-based frameworks and aligned with ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors, while remaining practical, accessible, and realistic for busy professionals working at scale.
What sets our Curriculums apart:
- Designed for therapeutic intent, supporting regulation, mental health, communication, and behavior—not just engagement
- ASCA-aligned and research-informed, maintaining clinical integrity and ethical practice
- Trauma-informed by design, with flexible delivery, choice, and relational safety at the core
- Practitioner-created for real settings, including schools, clinics, districts, and home-based support
- Structured for impact, with clear session plans, therapeutic activities, reflection prompts, and data-informed outcomes
These curriculums reduce planning time without sacrificing clinical quality, allowing professionals to deliver consistent, meaningful support—whether working with individuals, small groups, or system-wide mental health frameworks.
Designed for small groups.
Built for real students.
Grounded in best practice.
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MENTAL HEALTH
ANGER MANAGEMENT
MINDFULNESS
GRIEF & LOSS
ANXIETY & STRESS
IMPULSE CONTROL
SOCIAL SKILLS
SELF CONTROL
FRIENDSHIP
ANXIETY & STRESS
MINDFULNESS
SOCIAL SKILLS
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