Creative Resilience Counseling, LLC

12/28/2025

🔥 Ready to break your brain—in the best way possible? 🔥

🎩✨ The Absurdity Architect is now FREE for a limited time!
This GPT goes weird on purpose, then helps you mine that weird for comedy gold, wild product ideas, unblocked storylines, classroom icebreakers, or life insights that slap.

🪄 It’s part stand-up writer, part surrealist coach, part idea excavator.
🎭 Perfect for creatives, therapists, teachers, entrepreneurs—or anyone stuck in a rut.

🚀 Try it on ChatGPT:
👉 Absurdity Architect on ChatGPT https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6950649355788191a2aeeae6c196dcd9-the-absurdity-architect

🌈 Or use it as a Gemini Gem:
👉 Absurdity Architect on Gemini https://gemini.google.com/gem/121isiaz_SSWva361CDFKkYLEpj3o9c1s?usp=sharing

📘 Full User Guide (includes prompts, engines, techniques):
👉 Grab the User Guide https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xaetxuvmTIJMYgkF0vgE7kL11cpsrjfIwxoZTGovfxs/copy

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💡 Pro tip: Just say “Draw cards for me” and let the absurdity unfold.
Because sometimes, the best ideas start with a duck in charge of compliance.

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12/25/2025

12/25/2025

Meet Wally, the soft blue Worry Monster whose important job is to collect children's worries. There's just one problem: whenever a child worries, Wally gets the LOUDEST hiccups you can imagine—they sound like "trumpets and drums and thunderstorms all mixed together!”

One night, Wally's booming "HIC-KABOOM!” threatens to wake up the entire neighborhood. He must find a way to stop his awful hiccups, and the only way to do that is to help three worried children—Emma, Tyler, and Mia—stop worrying.

Can Wally teach the children a fun trick to make their worries disappear before his hiccups shatter the peace and quiet for good? Find out what happens when scary "what-ifs" get turned into the silliest stories imaginable!

Find out what happens here 👉

12/24/2025

🐾 It’s live. Calm Critters is finally here. 🎉

After months of building, tweaking, and believing in this little idea, Calm Critters is officially out in the world.

It’s a gentle, kid-friendly app where animal guides help kids:
✨ name big feelings
✨ practice calming skills
✨ reset through short, interactive stories
✨ listen along with audio support

To celebrate, I’m sharing it FREE today 🥹💚

👉 Try it here: https://calm-critters.lovable.app/

If you explore it, tell me which critter your kids connect with — this one was built with so much heart. 🐢🦊🐘

12/24/2025

💚 It’s finally live — and I’m sharing it for free today. 🐢🦊🐧

After months of building, testing, fixing, and re-fixing, Calm Critters is officially out in the world. 🎉

Calm Critters is a gentle, kid-friendly app where animals help children name feelings, practice calming skills, and reset their nervous systems through short, interactive stories — with audio support for non-readers and neurodivergent learners.

Today feels like a celebrate-the-win kind of day, so I’m opening it up free for anyone who wants to explore it with their kids, students, or clients.

✨ Try it here:
👉 https://calm-critters.lovable.app/

If you check it out, I’d love to hear which critter your kids connect with most. This one’s a heart project. 💚

Help elementary students learn emotional regulation and coping skills through interactive animal companions. Fun, engaging, and educational!

12/24/2025

Your emotions aren’t random.
Your perspective isn’t small.
Your boundaries aren’t optional.

💬 Your voice matters.
And when you use it, you help shape the world around you.

12/23/2025

💬 Your voice matters.
Your emotions carry information.
Your perspective shapes the community.
Your boundaries deserve respect.

When students learn this early, they learn to advocate, connect, and lead with confidence. 💙

12/23/2025

Small actions. Big impact. 💫
Trust grows when students feel seen, heard, and respected—every day.
💛 Consistency > perfection
🌱 Connection fuels learning
Save + share with an educator who needs this reminder today.

12/23/2025

Trust isn’t built in big moments—it’s built in the everyday ones. 💛

Small, consistent teacher behaviors like greeting students warmly, listening without interrupting, following through on promises, and repairing after conflict help students feel safe, seen, and supported.

When students trust their teacher, learning feels possible.
When they feel respected, they’re more willing to take risks, ask for help, and grow. 🌱

✨ Which of these do you already practice daily—and which one do you want to be more intentional about this week?

12/21/2025

🐻💬 Which Teddy Bear Feeling Are You Today?

Sleepy? Silly? Excited? Grumpy?
Point, name, or say the teddy bear that matches how you feel right now 💛
All feelings are welcome here—big or small.

This is a sweet, simple way to help young children notice, name, and share their emotions.


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