Problem Solving Emotions Decision Tree PRINTABLE for Teenagers
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A Decision Tree Visual Aid for problem solving emotional challenges.
WELLBEING FOCUS:
Emotional Intelligence, Emotional Regulation, Anxiety
How can a Decision Tree help my child with their emotions?
These visual sheet is designed to help teenagers analyse their problems related to overwhelming emotions objectively, which supports the development of emotional intelligence. This Decision Tree guides teens through a series of questions to support them in deciding how big a problem is, what they may be feeling and action they could take.
Please note our disclaimer. If you have concerns about a child's mental health and risk you should always seek advice from a professional.
What's included in this printable?
DOWNLOAD INFORMATION:
©Ink and Scribbles 2023
This is a DIGITAL item. No physical item will be sent.
After purchasing you will receive instant access to your PDF files. Your email confirmation will also contain a link.
You may print unlimited times for personal use (use with up to 6 children).
Please do not share, reproduce forward or resell.
DISCLAIMER:
We suggest children use this resource with a supportive adult, particularly younger children.
This resource is a supportive resource only and does not replace the advice of a medical professional. If you have any specific questions or concerns about mental health you should consult your doctor or other professional healthcare provider.
- A4 PDF Decision Tree
- US Letter PDF Decision Tree
DOWNLOAD INFORMATION:
©Ink and Scribbles 2023
This is a DIGITAL item. No physical item will be sent.
After purchasing you will receive instant access to your PDF files. Your email confirmation will also contain a link.
You may print unlimited times for personal use (use with up to 6 children).
Please do not share, reproduce forward or resell.
DISCLAIMER:
We suggest children use this resource with a supportive adult, particularly younger children.
This resource is a supportive resource only and does not replace the advice of a medical professional. If you have any specific questions or concerns about mental health you should consult your doctor or other professional healthcare provider.