Hedgehogs and Autumn Leaves: Self-Care + Bravery Mindfulness Activity Pack

Find 11 mindfulness activities For Children, Teens, Families, And the Providers Who Support Them, in the below activity pack

As Autumn arrives, it’s time to embrace change and set new intentions. Just like hedgehogs preparing for the season, we can ground ourselves and welcome this time of renewal. In "Hedgehogs and Autumn Leaves," we explore how mindfulness can help families, providers, and educators slow down, practice self-care, and build bravery for the months ahead.

Self-care is essential—not only for you but also for those you support. These simple mindfulness tools are here to bring calm and warmth into your everyday life. Take what helps support you, leave what doesn’t, and step into Autumn feeling refreshed and ready for change.

At HERE, we provide global support, based out of London, England and Omaha, Nebraska.

Leaf Breath Mindfulness Breathing Activity by HERE
Mindful Story Holly Hedgehog
Autumn Leaf Journalling Mindfulness Activity
Autumn Sensory Box Mindfulness Activity
Mindfulness Activity Holly Hedgehog Nurturing Space
Mindfulness Activity Autumn Nature Mandala
Nature Mandala Mindfulness Activity
Autumn Renewal Affirmation
Autumn Quiet Observation Mindfulness Activity For Children and Teens
Standing Tall Like A Tree Autumn Mindfulness Story
Take Five Breath For Autumn Mindfulness
432 Hertz Music Autumn Mindfulness Activity

 
 
Buffett Institute Professional Development, PD For All Presentation By HERE

“Pause, Breathe, Thrive” ~ more Mindful Moments For Calm, Healing and Connection


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We are building strong, peaceful, resilient hearts through the magic of being here. Talk to us about helping your home, classroom or organisation integrate simple, mindfulness activities into your daily routine to help overloaded feelings.

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