Why group leaders pick this format
Group rooms run on a 75-minute clock, a mixed roster, and the loudest voice in the circle. The kits below are written for that room — the slot you have, the teens on the roster, and the day the group has to land without your voice carrying every line.
Each kit is run-tested in a mixed-roster small group — not back-of-the-room desk prep, not office-only individual work. The room wears the lesson more than the worksheet does, and the kit is scoped to land in that room.
The full 90-minute arc compresses into one 75-minute group window; when the slot shortens, a 45-minute compression track rides on the editable source file so the abbreviation reads as a clinical choice, not a scramble.
Every kit ships with a source file you tailor to the group you run — the room gets your voice, your protocol, your house language, and the take-homes leave the circle carrying your facilitation, not a stock handout the parents saw on Instagram.
From the catalog
A six-topic pilot library for the work adolescent group leaders run this term — pull one for an 8-week cohort, tailor the source file to your facilitation, and print. The list grows as the catalog grows; the engine stays the same.
Featured for group rooms
Pull them for a single session, leave the source file for a full cohort, or hand a teen a single sheet to take home. The editable format means the take-home reads as your house, not a stock handout.
Twenty-five worksheets for the body-cue ladder work your group can rehearse out loud — three reps in the room, one self-rate between sessions.
Twenty-eight pages of coping-skills material for a mixed-roster group — paced for the half of the room that is sleeping fine and the half that is not.
The first-five-days companion pack — predictability maps, transition cards, and trusted-adult reach scenes your group can run before the first bell.
Ready to run a kit this term?
Drop your work email and we'll send the free activity pack plus the group-leader track the moment it ships — no spam, no follow-on masterclass, and editable end-to-end once you have the source file.
A note from the field
Across the first four cohorts of clinicians who trialed the kits in real adolescent group rooms — at IOPs, partial-hospitalization programs, and outpatient clinic teams — the format held across a 14–18 age band that runs from the quiet teen who reads every worksheet twice to the teen who says less than a sentence the entire 75 minutes. The kit did not have to be re-cut for either end of the room.
The retail sealant of the printable materials — the editable source file, the letter-size half-sheets, the 110 lb stock callouts — meant each clinician could tailor the materials to their group protocol before the first session, so the take-homes leaving the circle carried the clinician's facilitation voice, not a stock brand the parents had already seen online. The cohort ran four to eight weeks; every clinician who finished a cohort ordered the next round of kits.