School Mental Health Resource Library

Built for

The school counselor, school psychologist, or district mental-health staffer who has outgrown the per-pack worksheet rotation and the per-bundle four-week arc — and needs a printable library wide enough to paper a full school-year caseload from a single download, with the value-vs-individual math the back-office can audit at a glance.

• Cue. One printable kit covers one transition; the eleven kits the school-team room actually needs across the year are a first-five-days map, gradual-exposure worksheets, an emotional-regulation pack, a teen coping deck, an ADHD pack, a closing-arc journal, a boundaries worksheet, a group anxiety kit, a foster-care coping set, a four-week group binder, and an anger-regulation deck — and none of them chain on their own between visits or across the term.
• Body. Coverage collapses the moment the first-five-days transition drifts home without a predictability map, the trauma-informed set drifts home without a safety-plan card, the consult opens cold on a group kit the building has never rehearsed with a cohort, or the foster-care cohort walks in and the caseworker has no lifebook fold to start from.
• Skills. Eleven printable kits bundled into one one-time download — 292pages, eleven clinician-grade materials lists, and eleven per-piece retail prices that anchor the bundle at the $49–$99 premium tier — so the school-team caseload, the district prep budget, and the building-level mental-health bench all land on a single purchase.

Bought separately, the eleven kits that anchor this download would retail at $153across the catalog — this mega-bundle lands them for one $79 one-time download, a 48% saving on the school-team prep budget.

The per-piece retail is anchored on the catalog’s single-kit tier ($9–$15 printable worksheet packs) and the existing $19–$39 bundle tier; the library-entry kits not yet on the standalone catalog are listed at the same $–$12 anchor the existing packs hold, so the value-vs-individual math reads against the catalog’s established tier not a fabricated “would-have-been” retail.

Every printable kit pulls straight from the catalog — not a new arc dressed up as a mega-bundle. Five kits are real, individually-listed worksheet packs from the single-kit tier; one is the existing four-module group-arc binder; the remaining five are published library entries that ride on the same engine lanes the catalog already draws from, so a clinician can substitute in the same materials without re-printing.

The eleven-lane slot fits a school-year Tier-3 group rotation as cleanly as a semester of individual consults: each kit hands one predictable move to the next, and the closing-arc ritual in week six stabilizes a 3-week caseload without a twelfth visit to close the loop. Priced at one printable mega-bundle at the $49 –$99 premium tier — the top of the three-tier price ladder — so district mental-health staff running all three tiers together can paper a 90-day caseload rotation, a per-bundle four-week arc, and a single building-wide library without overrunning the prep budget.

Back-to-School · First-five-days
TF-CBT Trauma · Gradual exposure
Anger Regulation · Body-first moves
Emotional Independence · Arousal + values
Anxiety · Worry-wave ladders
Group Therapy · 4-module arc
Depression · Strengths + activation