by Dr. Lawrence Shapiro | Jul 28, 2026
Prayer is more than asking God for help; it is also a healthy way to slow down, become present, and connect. This worksheet is intended to help people practice intentional prayer for at least five days, for 10–15 minutes per day, and complete the reflection after each practice.
by Dr. Lawrence Shapiro | Jul 24, 2026
A positive therapeutic alliance is the best predictor of positive therapy outcomes. This worksheet is designed to help therapists think about how to build a therapeutic alliance after a difficult session. The worksheet encourages therapists to think about the session from the client’s point of view and then come up with ideas for how to build a more positive alliance in the next sessions. (0726, difficult clients, resistant clients)
by Dr. Lawrence Shapiro | Jul 22, 2026
These cards are intended to open up a discussion about reading the body language of others. Learning to read body language can help teach teens important communication skills. (0726, social anxiety, non-verbal language)
by Dr. Lawrence Shapiro | Jul 14, 2026
Teaching good behavior, like random acts of kindness, is an important part of any behavioral plan. This worksheet asks kids to “make a plan” to help others around them, find ways to do acts of kindness every day, and then think about how this behavior affects others as well as their own self-esteem. (0726, behavior, Autism, ADHD, ASD)
by Dr. Lawrence Shapiro | Jul 9, 2026
This infographic is designed to help people see how the nervous system reacts to anxiety, fear, and stress. It can be useful in teaching the importance of learning relaxation, self-calming, and mindfulness techniques. (0726. anxiety, infographic, brain)