Latinx Psychoeducation Handouts

Multicultural Psychoeducation Handouts — Printable PDF Set

A set of four evidence-based psychoeducation handouts on ethnic-racial discrimination, cultural identity, and protective socialization — written for the four people most likely to be in the room: the child, the parent, the counsellor, and the educator.

Each handout translates the same research into the language of whoever is holding it. Children learn to name their feelings and trust their culture. Parents learn how to talk about discrimination without alarming their child. Counsellors receive a structured clinical framework for assessment and intervention. Educators get practical guidance for responding to discrimination in the classroom.

WHAT'S INSIDE:

Sectioned learning:

• Understanding Your Feelings When Someone Is Unfair (ages 6–12) 

• Ethnic-Racial Socialization & Discrimination: A Clinical Overview 

• Talking to Your Child About Race & Discrimination 

• Supporting Students Who Experience Racial & Cultural Discrimination

Interactive pages:

• Feelings identification with emotion labels and internal quotes 

• Draw a Time When You Felt Proud of Your Culture activity 

• My Safe People mapping activity 

• Age-stratified Conversation Starters by Age 

• 5 Things to Do Today action plan for parents 

• When to Seek Support checklists 

• When to Refer to the School Counsellor checklist

Named favourites:

• What Is Discrimination? (children's explainer with "You Are Not the Problem" framing)

• Your Culture Is Your Superpower 

• The Ethnic-Racial Socialization Framework (Hughes et al., 2006) 

• Evidence-Based Intervention Approaches (Identity Affirmation, Family Psychoeducation, School Consultation) 

• Mistakes to Avoid (parent and educator versions) 

• Conversation Starters by Age

Therapist tools:

• Clinical Overview handout with assessment considerations, common clinical presentations following ERD, key references and frameworks 

• Family Psychoeducation coaching guide 

• School Consultation strategies 

• When to Refer to the School Counsellor referral checklist

PERFECT FOR:

Therapists, counsellors, school counsellors, and psychologists working with Latinx children and families. Parents wanting research-backed guidance on talking to their child about discrimination. Educators and school staff looking for culturally responsive classroom strategies. Suitable for telehealth, individual sessions, family sessions, and take-home use.

DETAILS:

Format: Printable PDF (US Letter + A4)
Length: 12 pages (4 handouts)
Audience: Children ages 6–12 · Parents & caregivers · Counsellors & mental health professionals · Teachers & school staff

WHAT YOU'LL NOTICE:

Each handout speaks directly to its reader — without talking down to the child, without overwhelming the parent, and without diluting the clinical content the counsellor needs. The research is there. So is the warmth.

PLEASE NOTE:

Digital product — no physical item will be shipped. Personal use only. All sales are final.