Dealing with change activities

Learn how to embrace change with these prompts and reminders

So much has changed in our lives this year. Much of it we have had little control over. Come join me as I share ways to embrace change, regain control of the change in your life, and look forward to the future through goal setting.

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This lesson is a follow up to our Big Changes vs. Small Changes, a great activity for helping you understand how your students view and handle everyday changes. And specifically, this lesson will help students improve coping skills to handle changes whenever they occur.

Dealing with Change

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Dealing with change is a normal part of the student experience. In this lesson, we will explore some ways to deal with change more effectively.

A List of essential social skills: Introducing yourself, Introducing others, Joining a group, Apologizing, Aware of your own, emotions, Showing concern, Standing up for others, Handling the anger of others, Asking a question, Saying thank you, Showing affection, Handling fear, Sharing, Starting a conversation, Avoiding trouble, Responding to peer, pressure, Responding to failure, Being flexible, Dealing with unwanted , change. Rate Yourself

Only deal with what I can control & no longer worry what I can not control.

These worksheets are designed to help individuals identify and address negative behaviors that may be holding them back from reaching their full potential. Take the first step towards positive change by using these thoughtful resources to reflect and make improvements in your life. #BehaviorChange #PositiveHabits #SelfImprovementJourney #changingnegativebehavior

Personal Change Management Is More Important Than OCM “Organizational change management” is usually listed on job descriptions as a required skill for executives. Don’t get me wr…

I had planned on writing this article for a long time. I was going to focus on all types of life changes including, (but not limited to): a move, a new job, the loss of a relationship, a big promotion, a setback, a new person coming into the picture and so on. Change happens all... Read Article →

Divorce game great for small group counseling and students struggling to deal with changing family stressors. Students are given a problem (dealing with Divorce) and they pick the best solution. Includes a digital learning version for Google Slides. This activity takes about 30 minutes to complete with a small or large group. The goal is for students to discuss ways to make positive decisions when faced with Divorce stressors. ✨Includes: ►Activity description including…

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This bundle includes the following 9 social stories: I Can Get Positive Attention I Will Not Spit At Others Social Story I Can Disagree Respectfully I Can Deal with Frustration I Can Deal with Disappointment I Don't Have To Be First In Line I Can Deal With Change Social Story I Respect People's Personal Space Social Story I Can Deal with Jealousy

Last year, I came across a great little model of behavioural change that features 7 steps. I’m not sure of the source any more than what I have here – would appreciate it if anyone ca…

Discover picture books that promote making responsible choices and show characters being accountable for their actions.

No behavior is too small or big to be rerouted away from, with these stages of change.

Calm down resource/Play Therapy