Click on these links to watch Joel Shaul’s videos on YouTube
The first eight videos are simple explanations of how to identify automatic negative thoughts, called “Poison Thoughts,” and use “Antidote Thoughts” to fight them. They are based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and simplified to be accessible to children. They are very helpful to use in conjunction with most of the emotional skills resource on this website. It is often not necessary to view all eight of the videos. Click on the image to be connected to the video.
The video below explains how to use a toy balance to teach reciprocity in conversation.
The video below explains how to use picture prompts to reinforce elements of nonverbal communication.
The video below shows how to use word prompts to teach using validation language in conversation.
The video below shows how to use a hello song to reinforce greetings.
The video below shows how to use a song to reinforce saying goodbye.
The video below shows how to use a song to reinforce eye contact.
Upset Feelings Video for Kids: CBT Video One
Upset Feelings Video for Kids: CBT Video Two
Upset Feelings Video for Kids: CBT Video Three
Upset Feelings Video for Kids: CBT Video Four
Upset Feelings Video for Kids: CBT Video Five
Upset Feelings Video for Kids: CBT Video Six
Upset Feeling Video for Kids: CBT Video Seven
Upset Feelings Video for Kids: CBT Video Eight
CBT Thought Bubbles: How to Download and Use Them
Simple CBT Worksheets: How to Download and Use Them
Brief descriptions of the free download resources on social communication
Brief descriptions of the free download resources on emotional regulation
Brief descriptions of the free download resources combining relationships/emotions/communication
Using visual word prompts and a song to teach showing interest to kids with ASD
Using picture prompts for non-verbal communication for children with ASD
Using chain and girder pictures to teach conversation skills to kids with ASD
Using a balance to teach relationship reciprocity to children with ASD
Using a balance to teach conversation reciprocity to children with ASD
Using a flip camera for social skills training for kids with ASD
How to make social-skills training game-like and fun for children with ASD
Social-skills training technique for ASD, using tokens
Hello songs to reinforce greetings for kids with ASD