Social Skills for Siblings: Asking to Play

Social Skills for Siblings: Asking to Play

Siblings have unique and complex relationships. We can help them navigate these relationships by teaching them helpful social skills. This “Asking to Play” story provides specific procedures and visual...

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My Family Safekeeper Ritual Plan

My Family Safekeeper Ritual Plan

Safety is a fundamental need. Without safety, we can’t reach the optimal brain state for learning and problem-solving. In Conscious Discipline, we say that adults are Safekeepers. Our job...

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Masks & Gloves Social Story

Masks & Gloves: A Printable Story

To prevent the spread of COVID-19, many people are wearing masks and gloves. This is increasingly true in light of the CDC’s recent recommendation that individuals wear masks in...

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Adult Weekly Commitment Calendar

Adult Weekly Commitment Calendar

Conscious Discipline Certified Instructor Sue Dierks uses a weekly commitment calendar to set her intention, which organizes energy and directs focus. Each day, Sue writes out a daily commitment...

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ABC's for Parents of Little Ones

ABC’s for Parents of Little Ones

As parents, we want to support our little ones during tough times. However, adults can’t help children navigate upset and reach a calm state unless we are composed ourselves....

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Shubert and Sophie Stay Home

Shubert and Sophie Stay Home

Like other children around the world, Shubert and Sophie are currently staying home. They’re helping keep their community safe by sheltering in place with their family. Although it feels...

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Social Story: My Mommy is a Safekeeper/My Daddy is a Safekeeper

My Parent is a Safekeeper: A Printable Story

As we work together to minimize the spread of COVID-19, we face many new circumstances and challenges. In some homes, Mom or Dad is a healthcare worker who is...

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Social Story: Why Can't We Have Our Home Visits?

Why Can’t We Have Our Home Visits?: A Printable Story

To minimize the spread of COVID-19, social interaction has been limited, including visits from home educators. For children, this abrupt disruption to routine can feel confusing and scary. This...

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