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Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, or RSD, is a pattern of intense emotional responses to perceived or real rejection, criticism, exclusion, or loss of connection. Although RSD is not a diagnosis as of this writing, it's a common phenomenon in the ADHD and neurodiverse communities, and there are many research studies about it. For children and adolescents who experience RSD, rejecti...

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Looking for a better way to organize your counseling groups and lessons? A digital group planning log can help you stay on top of your schedule, track interventions, and keep everything in one place. Learn how to use this tool to plan smarter and save time.

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Discover how using the 4:1 praise ratio, behavior-specific praise, punch cards, and the 2x10 strategy can transform classroom behavior. These simple, research-backed tools can build student motivation, increase engagement, and create a more positive, connected learning environment.

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Let’s be real: consistently posting on Instagram as a therapist can feel like a second job. You’re likely already balancing a full caseload, note taking, and supervision hours. Add in back-to-back emails, scheduling mix-ups, your CEU to-do list, plus the fact that you still need to pick up groceries, feed a small human (or three), answer your sister's fifth “just checking in” te...

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Use engaging gratitude activities to help children notice, feel, and express thankfulness, such as gratitude jars, thank-you cards, gratitude trees, and acts of kindness. These practices help deepen appreciation, build empathy, boost emotional well-being, and foster connection in classrooms or at home.

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