From Frustrated to Empowered: One Page at a Time

Fun and easy-to-use worksheets that help kids practice calmness, confidence, and communication skills.

Dozens of printable worksheets and tools—fun, calming, and designed just for kids.

Free to download

Learning Emotional Skills, One Page at a Time

Every worksheet is designed to be simple, fun, and kid-friendly. With activities that encourage drawing, writing, and reflection, children learn to name their feelings, practice mindfulness, and build confidence—step by step.

Mindfulness Made Easy: DBT Skills for Kids

Discover free printables and tools to help children build emotional strength and focus.

Emotion Regulation

💡 Helps kids name, track, and manage their feelings with confidence.

Mindfulness Basics

🧘 Activities for breathing, noticing, and calming the body and mind.

Communication & Relationships

🗣️ Build healthy skills for asking, sharing, and listening.

Distress Tolerance

🌧️ Tools to handle big emotions, reduce stress, and practice self-soothing.

Blog

Explore a collection of articles and free printables designed to support parents, teachers, and counselors in teaching children essential DBT skills.

Real Stories, Real Growth

Parents share how these kid-friendly DBT resources are helping their children build calm, confidence, and resilience.

👉 Don’t just take our word for it—see how families are using these tools to bring more calm, confidence, and connection into their kids’ lives.


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“Engaging and kid-friendly, this workbook teaches ages 8–12 vital coping, communication, and emotional regulation skills through fun activities and relatable examples.”

— Shenelle

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My 9-year-old daughter loves this workbook! The activities are fun and engaging, and she has learned so much about her emotions. It’s been a fantastic tool for improving her communication and coping skills.”

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“Wow! This book really helped us work through a lot of behavioral issues with our son. Once we started naming emotions, it was much easier to deal with the behavior. 10 out of 10 recommended!”

— Nicole P.

Have Questions or Need Support?

I would love to hear from you! Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or counselor, your feedback helps shape resources that make DBT skills simple and kid-friendly. Reach out anytime.

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