BOOKS AND GAMES FOR CHILDREN 5-12 YEARS OLD

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...

Psymon by Eric B. Vogel, Psy.D. Kids love collecting cards, and they'll love capturing Psymon cards as they learn important cognitive-behavioral s...

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

The Ice Breaker card pack comes with 196 questions and prompts. In addition, the game can be played with any of the other card packs (sold separate...

Written by Julia Cook. Illustrated by Anita DuFalla. For ages 5-8.   My name is Norman David Edwards but everybody calls me Noodle. Sometimes thi...

The Feeling Elf Cards are written by Elizabeth Crary, M. S., and Illustrated by Peaco ToddThese cards are extremely popular with therapists. These ...

Children are faced with many challenges when parents separate/divorce.Splitsville introduces children to the six skills they will need to successfu...

Designed for children who are having difficulty adjusting to their parents divorce, this engaging game lets children deal with problems on their ow...

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

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

Expand the value of your Totika set Includes 150 cards Cards include open-ended questions, strategies, suggestions for coping, & anger scenari...

Dont Drown in Drama helps players deal with the transitions that happen during middle school and the "drama" often experienced by those changes. Mi...

by Max Nass, LMHC Here's a deck of cards that teaches children how to manage their anger. Using two internal dialog techniquesThought Stopping and ...

Play-2-Learn Go Fish: Cast Away Conflict provides players with the skills needed to manage conflict in an appropriate and socially acceptable way....

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

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

My Calm Place card deck combines yoga, meditation, mindfulness and guided imagery activities to calm emotions and promote self-regulation in childr...

Thumball is a great tool for working with children, families, and groups. Thumballs are a soft, stuffed ball that is safe for indoor use.Nearly eve...

It's MY Body A Book to Teach Young Children How to Resist Uncomfortable Touch by Lory Freeman illustrated by Carol Deach It's MY Body has been writ...

Social Smarts helps all children improve their social relations and communication skills.It is especially helpful for children who tend to misread ...

The Way I Feel is a delightful picture book by author/illustrator Janan Cain. Some pages are filled with silly kids in zany costumes; on others, a ...

By Dawn Huebner, PhDIllustrated by Bonnie MatthewsWhat to Do When You Worry Too Much is an interactive self-help book designed to guide 612 year ol...

Thought-Changing Cards - For People Who Are Depressed: This kit is intended to help clients control their depressive thoughts and behaviors, throug...

by Martine Agassi, Ph.D., and Illustrated by Marieka Heinlen   Hands are not for hitting. Hands are for saying hello. . . . And for playing, creat...

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...

by Berthold Berg, Ph.D. Here is an ideal way to help children acquire social skills. This appealing board game teaches children attitudes and behav...

Thought-Changing Cards - For People Who Self-Injure: This kit is intended to help clients control their self-injury, and address the common emotion...