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DBT-Inspired Emotional Regulation Strategies for Teachers | Calm Down Tools
DBT-Inspired Emotional Regulation Strategies for Teachers | Calm Down Tools
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Support students with emotional regulation challenges using these DBT-inspired classroom strategies and visual supports designed specifically for teachers, interventionists, counselors, SPED classrooms, and behavior support settings.
This printable resource breaks down complex emotional regulation concepts into simple, teacher-friendly tools you can actually use during the school day.
Perfect for:
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SPED classrooms
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Behavior intervention support
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Counseling groups
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Trauma-informed classrooms
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Emotional regulation support
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Calm down corners
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SEL instruction
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Resource rooms
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Therapeutic settings
These practical, research-based strategies help students:
✅ Pause before reacting
✅ Build coping skills
✅ Understand emotions
✅ Reduce conflict
✅ Learn calming techniques
✅ Improve self-regulation
What’s Included
DBT-Inspired Teacher Reference Pages
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Easy-to-understand explanations
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Teacher-friendly language
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Classroom-focused examples
Emotional Regulation Tools
✔ STOP Skill Visual
✔ Wise Mind Visual
✔ TIPP Strategy Poster
✔ Calm Down Supports
✔ Student Coping Tools
✔ Emotional Regulation Reference Sheet
Student-Friendly Supports
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Simple visuals
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Calm-down reminders
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Easy coping strategies
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Non-clinical language appropriate for school settings
Featured Strategies Included
STOP Skill
Teach students to:
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Stop
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Take a breath
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Observe
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Proceed mindfully
Perfect for emotional escalation moments and conflict resolution.
Wise Mind Visual
Help students understand:
🧠 Emotional Mind
🧠 Logical Mind
💡 Wise Mind
A simple and powerful way to teach balanced decision-making.
TIPP Strategy
Support students during overwhelming emotions with:
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Temperature change
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Intense movement
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Paced breathing
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Muscle relaxation
DEAR MAN Communication Support
A simplified communication framework for:
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Asking for help
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Expressing needs
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Self-advocacy
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Social-emotional learning
Why Teachers Love This Resource
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Low prep
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Research-based inspiration
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SPED-friendly
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Trauma-informed
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Easy to implement
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Classroom appropriate
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Printable and reusable
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Supports behavior intervention plans and SEL goals
File Type
Printable PDF
US Letter Size (8.5 x 11)
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