Activity Types
Activities are divided into two main categories: File activities and Website activities
File activities
Worksheets, images, and other static content that you and your client can draw on, write on, and zoom into together. Good for creative expression, psychoeducation, and building rapport.
Website activities
Live web-based tools and interventions — like games, sand tray, or videos — that you and your client engage with simultaneously. Good for interactive play, mindfulness, and skill-building.
Default room activities
Kids Room
Here is a sampling of interventions and activities in the Kids 'Default Room.' Note that rooms can be edited to add, swap, or delete interventions.
Whiteboard — on the easel — good for creative expression and building rapport
Monster Feelings Chart — on the table — good for exploring and naming emotions
Snakes and Ladders — red board game on the floor — good for play therapy and building connection
Connect 4 — green board game on the floor — good for engagement and turn-taking
Learn to Belly Breathe with Rosita — click the TV — good for introducing mindfulness with younger kids
Pre-Teen
Here is a sampling of interventions and activities in the Pre-Teen 'Default Room.' Note that rooms can be edited to add, swap, or delete interventions.
Whiteboard — on the easel — good for creative expression and building rapport
Emotional Wheel — the small globe — good for exploring and naming feelings
Would You Rather — yellow board game — good for icebreaking and building rapport
Checkers — blue board game — good for play therapy and connection
Art Coloring Book — paintbrush cup — good for creative expression and relaxation
Teen + Adult Room
Here is a sampling of interventions and activities in the Teen + Adult Room 'Default Room.' Note that rooms can be edited to add, swap, or delete interventions.
Whiteboard — on the easel — good for creative expression and building rapport
Zen Zone — the plant — good for grounding and mindfulness work
Thoughts Feelings Actions Log — the book — good for CBT skill-building
Emotional Wheel — the rock/stone — good for exploring and naming feelings
Jeopardy — Name that Feeling — the game console — good for identifying and discussing emotions
Edit Activities
You can change, add, and delete activities by editing your room. Check out this article for more support: Edit your Teleo room
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