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A feelings wheel with an ACT twist: thoughts, feelings, body sensations, memories, stories and rules. Flip it over for Pause, Notice, Name, Allow. Therapy office decor that helps clients put words to what’s inside.
Six simple steps to help kids notice big feelings, choose a helpful response and take action. A printable child visual plus an adult instruction page for therapy, classrooms and home.
The feelings wheel got an upgrade. Three printable wheels and a guide for exploring inner experiences, values and flexible action. For therapists, BCBAs, counselors and educators, in individual or group sessions.
Help RBTs, DSPs and paraprofessionals hear feedback, use it and speak up with confidence, even when it stings. Plain-language, ACT-informed guide that pairs with the Supervisor Edition. 30 pages.
Give and receive feedback with clarity and compassion, even when it’s uncomfortable. ACT and OBM tools to notice your own avoidance and build a team where feedback feels expected and safe. 33 pages.
A values-guided 1:1 supervision agenda that covers tasks and makes room for what’s hard. 8 sections, including a step for noticing uncomfortable thoughts so both people respond on purpose. Editable.
Show ACT instead of explaining it. Nine soft watercolor prints covering the core ACT processes, sized for standard frames. Beautiful therapy room decor that doubles as a client-facing teaching tool.
200 printable cards that teach kids and teens to tell the difference between a thought and a fact. Simple, playful defusion practice for worries, predictions and self-talk. Ages 5-18.
A hardcover journal for slowing down, noticing your thoughts, clarifying your values and choosing meaningful action. Inspired by ACT, with a mountain-path cover and blank pages for daily reflection.
What matters, and how do you want to show up? A double-sided pillow with a detailed Values Wheel across six life areas and a simple values-clarification guide on the back. Therapy decor that starts conversations.
Check whether ACT-informed strategies are being used the way you intended. 12 observable practitioner behaviors for supervision, self-checks and observation, not vague impressions. Printable.
Help clients figure out what matters to them. Three visual values activities adapted for kids, teens and adults, for ACT, ABA, counseling and SEL. Printable.
A delicate engraved bracelet asking one small question: What matters right now? A quiet, wearable reminder to pause and come back to your values. A meaningful gift for therapists, BCBAs and educators.
