This basic set of play therapy games is a great way to get your collection started. Each game was hand picked by Dr. Gary for it's therapeutic use and value! Includes: Stop That Angry Thought: Here's a deck of cards that teaches children how to manage their anger. Using two internal dialog techniquesThought Stopping and Self-Talkkids can stop anger in its tracks. By simply playing cards, they learn to envision a stop sign whenever their anger is triggered and to replace their angry thoughts with more positive responses. Kid's Ungame Cards and Pocket Game: Ages 5-adult. Fun, non-competitive game to encourage conversation and communication. A great way to help kids open up! Teen Ungame Cards and Pocket Game: Ages 13-adult. Fun, non-competitive game designed to encourage conversation and communication. A gentle way to help adolescents begin to have therapeutic conversations. Family UnGame Cards and Pocket Game: Ages 5-adult. A fun, non-competitive game designed to encourage conversation and communication. A great way to get families communicating! The Social and Emotional Competence Card Game (for ADHD, Asperger's, Anxiety, Depression, & Bipolar Disorder): Ages 6 and up. This card game is designed to educated players about a specific disorder and provide them with skills for managing that disorder. Includes a deck of cards for each disorder, instructions and a bag of chips. Blurt It Out! The "Say What You Think" Sentence Completion Card Game: Children will find this game to be a fun and pleasurable way to learn about themselves, as they learn how to express themselves. This engaging game allows therapists and counselors to assess psychological processes quickly and effectively in a playful and non-threatening way, while helping the child to increase self-awareness and self-understanding. Together, game participants will find new ways to solve problems, identify their emotions, and communicate effectively. Emotion Mania Thumball:All ages. This soft 4 inch thumball is a great ice breaker! Simply toss the ball around the group. Whoever catches it reacts to the text on the panel by their thumb. It's a great way to get discussions going, with any group! No inflation necessary.
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