EDUCATIONAL GAMES

The Anger IQ game educates players about the hazards of irrational thinking associated with anger, and gives them practice avoiding them by using a...

by Katelyn Mariah, BFA, MA, LICSWAngry Aardvark, Cranky Crab, Furious Frog, Mad Meerkat, Peeved Pig, and Raging Racoon teach children how to respon...

Baby Smarts*by Alison Lewis, M.S.W., and Fae Rubenstein, M.S.W.  Teenage girls are often faced with confusing and conflicting information about se...

A great game for teaching cooperation and communication.Baby Dinosaur is happily munching on leaves, twigs and berries in a deep Canyon and is caug...

Substitute these cards for the Communication cards when playing the board game, or use as a stand-alone game (chips not included). Use these cards ...

When children possess specific resiliency skills such as insight, a sense of humor, and persistence, they can cope with psychological problems that...

This board game challenges players to find answers for both common and uncommon problems as they try to reduce their stress level while they play. ...

Boundaries Baseball helps children understand and respect boundaries. Boundaries are essential for positive relationships with peers and adults; c...

The purpose of this game is to have children begin to realize the most common cognitive disorders that are present in thinking.  The goal then is t...

Anxiety disorders are one of the most common mental health problems during childhood and adolescence.Anxiety affects normal day-to-day activities a...

Participantsmove along the board, selecting "Bullies," "Victims," or "Bystanders" cards. Children are encouraged to model good behavior on how to o...

Bully Prevention Bingo helps participants learn ways to handle bullies, things not to do in a bully situation, ways NOT to handle a bully, how to h...

Kids love to play dominoes, and Play-2-Learn Dominoes is a new line of therapeutic/counseling games that puts the fun of playing dominoes to work h...

Written to help those children who are suffering each day, the children who hope they will never be targets of bullies, and the bullies themselves....

The engaging and much-loved Blob characters promote communication, help to develop feelings and emotions, and encourage change. This exciting colle...

Help students explore careers Learn to match interests, talents, and work preferences Learn important facts & educational requirements about ...

Career Odyssey® is a board game specifically designed to help students explore careers that may be good matches for their talents and interests. S...

Ages 6-12. This collection of counseling games is designed to provide children with insight and skills to cope with the many changes families can e...

Economy priced checkers sets for an inexpensive, fun time Made of carboard and plastic Item 10" L. Package includes 1 game board and 24 checkers Po...

This is a group game that fosters discussion about values by presenting moral dilemmas. Moral dilemmas consist of difficulties that occur throughou...

Help kids get a clue in social situations. Some children have trouble interpreting social situations, reading facial expressions and body langua...

Cognitive Affective Therapy (CAT) In A Bag is an interactive game for students in grades 4 through 8. It encourages young people to make wise choi...

Common Ties: Living Together in a Multicultural World*by Patricia del Valle, Ph.D., NCC, Maria Gondra, Psy.D., and Raysa Richardson, Ph.D. When ch...

Ages: 10-14 and older. Increase communication skills that help teens succeed in school and beyond. Students learn about active listening, the impor...

Ages: 12 and older. Create a classroom that is more conducive to learning when students learn conflict resolution skills. Empower students to resol...

The game of Consequences can provide an excellent opening for discussing the idea of consequences for behavior and the concept of accountability in...

Coping Skills Bingo helps participants learn how to cope with stress. Participants will learn how to identify stressful situations, beginner and a...

Fun game format teaches kids how to stay safe in cyberspace Wide variety of topics: pro-social internet behavior, viruses, scams, predators, bully...

Turn low self-esteem into positive self-image. Low self-esteem can be a significant factor in a host of childhood problems including depression, un...

Don't Be Difficult: A game to help children consider the consequences of both positive and negative choices. For 2-6 players, ages 7-12. A game for...

Ages: 5-10. Here are six colorful games for the price of one, all in a convenient and portable package. The games teach children such skills as rec...

Ages: 6-12. Behavioral problems account for as many as 50% of all referrals to counselors, and games have been shown to be one of the best ways to ...

Ages: 6-12. Stress is a factor that contributes to almost every mental health problem. Stress can affect a child's physical health, too. Dr. PlayWe...

By Dr.Lawrence Shapiro Ages 6-12. This game is designed to help children who are having difficulty learning social rules, particularly children on ...

By Dr.Lawrence Shapiro Ages 6-12. This game is designed to help students think about the consequences of their behavior and distinguish good choice...

Ages: 6-12. Developed by Lawrence E. Shapiro, Ph.D. Study after study tells us that children with a positive, optimistic attitude will be less susc...

Ages: 6-12. As players try to capture the Worry Monsters, they learn important steps for dealing with persistent worry - identifying feelings, self...

Ages: 12-18. Topics include why kids use drugs, recognizing drug problems, effects of drug use, and saying "no." Includes laminated cards, chips, c...

by Marjorie Mitlin, LICSW; illustrated by Joe Madden Everybody knows how to play Bingobut this version requires players to identify feelings rather...