Excuse the quality of this photo. This activity allows for the participant to engage in identifying the things they can be grateful and thankful for. It encourages positive self esteem, self image, gratitude, positive thinking, and humbleness. (is that a word??)
1st: You can start the activity off for the participant by drawing a circle in the middle of the page and writing "I am grateful/thankful for..."
2nd: You can write down the topics (as identified by the participant) as though you are creating a start or flower petals out of words. (refer to picture) If they are unable to come up with enough things they are grateful for you may wish to provide examples.
If you end up providing examples keep in mind what the
participant identified on their own vs your suggestions.
**PARENTS: If you are a parent you may wish to consult your child's PCP or mental health professional.
Topics may include but are not limited to:
STRENGTHS
MIND AND BODY
THIS MOMENT
LIFE
ANIMALS
LOVE AND PASSION
CREATIVITY
FRIENDSHIPS
MEMORIES
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