THERAPEUTIC GAMES & COUNSELING GAMES

This deck includes 48 cards with over 150 questions. The LIFE SKILLS card deck includes open-ended questions intended to promote healthy relationsh...

A non-competitive game that encourages conversation and communication. Use as an ice-breaker or for a serious exchange of thoughts, feelings and id...

This deck includes 48 cards with over 150 thought-provoking questions about personal principles, values and beliefs. The JUNIOR PRINCIPLES, VALUES ...

Board games are a very effective way to teach social skills, but many counselors do not have the time to play a traditional board game with their c...

by Harold F. Burks, Ph.D. This delightful game uses fairy tale characters to help players exercise their imaginations, understand their feelings, c...

Furious Fred is a therapeutic and educational board game designed to teach important concepts and practical skills for controlling anger and avoidi...

Feelings Fair is a new board game specifically designed to give children important skills for (a) recognizing feelings in themselves and others, (b...

Feelings Detective helps all children understand their own feelings as well as the feelings of others.  It is especially helpful for children who t...

A non-competitive game that encourages conversation and communication. Use as an ice-breaker or for a serious exchange of thoughts, feelings and id...

Author: Eric Terry, Psy.D., RPT-S Family Quest is a family therapy board game that utilizes the metaphor of a jungle environment and an expedition...

Exploring My Self-Esteem by Arley Loeffler, LCSW  Nonthreatening game, draws on each child’s experiences and emotions Suitable for ages 5 to 12, u...

It is difficult to teach children anger management skills, but it can be done with patience and practice. Escape form Anger Island is designed with...

This is an entertaining and engaging game that addresses five abilities associated with emotional intelligence (see below). There are two versionso...

Empathy Counts is a therapeutic andeducational game developed to teach young people to understand the concept of empathy, to be empathetic, and to ...

It’s Bingo—with feelings! 🧠💬In this fun twist on a classic game, teens match emotions instead of numbers, learning to recognize, talk about, and un...

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

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...

Deck includes 48 cards with over 150 questions. Cards encourage children to talk about their parents divorce, their feelings, and identify strategi...

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...

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

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

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

Expand your Totika game 150 open-ended questions A variety of prompts Prompts include open-ended questions, scenarios, & sentence completion ...