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Teen Art Activities Workbook | 9 Printable Counseling Worksheets for Teens
Help teens explore emotions, stress, relationships, self-talk, boundaries, and coping in a way that feels creative and approachable.
This printable workbook includes 9 art-based therapeutic activities designed to support meaningful conversations during counseling sessions, therapy groups, school social work, SEL lessons, and individual check-ins. Each page gives teens space to draw, write, reflect, and process without requiring them to immediately answer direct questions out loud.
These activities are especially helpful for students who may struggle to explain what they are feeling or who engage more easily through visual and creative expression.
Included Activities:
• Inside Out
Explore the difference between what others see and what may be happening internally.
• The Backpack I Carry
Identify stress, expectations, pressures, supports, and ways to ask for help.
• My Critic + My Fair Coach
Notice negative self-talk and practice creating a more realistic, balanced response.
• The Worry Movie
Explore anxious predictions, body clues, alternative outcomes, coping strategies, and support.
• My Connection Constellation
Identify current supports and relationships the teen may want to strengthen.
• The Anger Iceberg
Explore what others see when anger shows up and the feelings, needs, or body signals that may be underneath it.
• My Boundary Garden
Explore personal needs, values, limits, support, and healthy boundary-setting.
• Tiny Steps, Different Day
Help teens identify one manageable change that could increase connection, enjoyment, or accomplishment.
• My Emotion Wave
Explore how emotions build, peak, change, and eventually pass while identifying coping tools and early warning signs.
Great For
These worksheets can be used by:
• School social workers
• School counselors
• Therapists
• Mental health professionals
• Middle and high school staff
• Individual counseling sessions
• Small groups
• Emotional wellness groups
• Anxiety groups
• SEL lessons
• Coping skills work
• Rapport building
• Conversation starters
Flexible Ways to Use Them
Students can use words, colors, symbols, or drawings, making the activities adaptable for different comfort levels and communication styles. You can complete an entire activity during a session, use one section as a discussion prompt, or allow the worksheet itself to guide the conversation.
There are no “right” answers. The focus is on helping teens build insight, recognize patterns, identify supports, and develop healthier ways of responding to difficult emotions and situations.
What You’ll Receive
9 printable worksheet pages in one PDF
Each activity is formatted as a full-page printable worksheet for easy use in counseling offices, classrooms, therapy groups, or individual sessions.
Digital Download Disclaimer
This product is a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD ONLY. No physical item will be mailed or shipped.
Colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor, printer, paper, and printer settings.
These materials are intended for educational and supportive purposes and are not a substitute for individualized mental health assessment, treatment, or crisis intervention.