This post shares how using a green screen in teletherapy can completely transform engagement with kids. Through an interview with Amy Nelson, LCSW, it outlines creative, theme-based backgrounds and interactive visuals , like virtual cakes with removable candles or treasure chest pockets , that bring play and emotional learning into virtual sessions.

This post shares more fun games and activities for engaging kids in telehealth sessions. You’ll find ideas like virtual scavenger hunts, feelings charades, emotion matching, quiz boards and creative check ins. Step by step tips explain how to adapt each game to online sessions. These tools support engagement, emotion identification, coping skills and therapist client connection even from a distance.

This post shares fun games and activities to boost engagement in telehealth counseling sessions with kids. You’ll find creative ways to use drawing based games, step by step instructions, virtual sand tray, Hopscotch Play, puzzles, spinners, whiteboard prompts, and more. These tools help build communication, coping skills, frustration tolerance, self esteem and connection even when therapy is remote.

This post highlights apps for anxiety stress relief and relaxation targeting children teens and adults. You will find tools that use breathing exercises mindfulness CBT thought tracking journaling guided meditations and chat based support. Learn which apps are free which offer age specific content and how they fit into daily calming routines. These resources help grownups guide young people toward emotional balance and coping skills.