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Inspiring Kids is a unique program designed to increase engagement in one on one and group sessions. It uses kid friendly videos and activities to create new opportunities to start important conversations between child and therapist.
The program can be used as an on-demand video resource for individual therapy plans or videos can be grouped and delivered as chargeable group sessions or school holiday programs such as the Discovering Emotions and Confidence program below.
Optimal for children aged 5 to 12 and accessible for kids with autism, dyslexia, anxiety, learning differences, or who’ve suffered trauma or bullying.
Topics covered: Self-acceptance | Self- awareness | Creativity | Resilience | Emotional awareness and regulation | Kindness and Empathy.
Inspiring Kids has been inspired by Josh Langley’s award winning Being You is Enough children’s book series which is used by child psychologists, counsellors, OTs and speech pathologists around Australia and the program further developed in consultation with child health experts.
The Inspiring Kids program has been run at specialist Autism centre, Micah in Bunbury WA and and is used by Full Circle Therapies in Kalgoorlie , Blossomtree Psychology in Ballarat and Talking Heads Speech Pathology Sydney.
Discovering Emotions and Confidence Program is a straight out of the box program to help you deliver chargeable small group sessions using existing Inspiring Kids videos and activities.
I’ve provided you with all the materials to deliver the program straight away as a 6 week program or school holiday program.
If you’re a small practice and want to expand into running group sessions, then Discovering Emotions and Confidence is the stress free way do it.
If you’re a larger organisation Discovering Emotions and Confidence might be the perfect program to fill a gap you may have in your schedule for 2023 and beyond.
Brief Description
The program comes with the following materials:
Strength based and cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) based methods plus incorporating skill sets such as cognitive reframing, mindfulness behaviour therapy, relaxation techniques, and emotional regulation and emotional awareness skills.
Parents and children can do the Inspiring Kids Home Edition self paced at home while they wait to see a therapist. Through the affiliate program, simply email your affiliate link to your client, they can purchase the program and start using it straight away. By referring your clients to the program, you can have peace of mind knowing that they are receiving helpful and engaging resources that can support their mental health and well-being while they wait for a spot to become available at your clinic.
Families can claim Inspiring Kids under NDIS if they are Plan or Self-managed under:
-Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living support category 15
-Innovative Community Participation from mainstream provider.
Individual plans might have core funding for social and emotional development
“I know kids need this! Josh has developed a program that sets kids up to develop crucial and foundational life skills. The modules are highly engaging, and personable; with content that really speaks to children’s hearts and minds. With the Josh Langley trademark quirks, and fun; you won’t find another program like it; it truly is one of a kind”
“Josh has the most magical way of talking about the things that matter.”
“My client is using your program with her three littlies and loving it!”
The companion book series to Inspiring Kids is an important resource used child psychologists, speech pathologists, therapists, teachers and education assistants.
Includes:
1 x Being You is Enough
1 x It’s OK to Feel the Way You Do
1 x How to be a Wonder Hunter
1 x Magnificent Mistakes and Fantastic Failures
1 x Being Wildly Kind
1 x Postage and Handling
Total $95
Josh Langley’s ground-breaking children’s books, programs and school talks on self-acceptance, resilience, and understanding emotions and kindness, are helping thousands of kids make friends with themselves.
Josh’s work is loved by kids, parents, schools, libraries, child psychologists, counsellors, therapists, speech pathologists, education support experts and child disability advocates.
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