SCHOOL COUNSELING GAMES AND BOOKS

by Virginia M. Shiller, Meg F. Schneider, Bonnie MatthewsFinding a way to encourage preschoolers and elementary school children to behave well with...

By Trevor Romain Everybody who goes to school does homework. You are not alone. And they feel just as sick as you do when they have to do it. Trev...

Let's Get Rational game - over 10,000 in use More than 100,000 people have played Let's Get Rational, a classic therapeutic board game. World-reno...

Don't Be Difficult WorkbookChange noncompliant kids into cooperative kids. This workbook is designed for younger children with behavioral problems,...

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...

Providing `logical consequences` is one of the most effective discipline techniques used with children.But why wait until children misbehave to tea...

By: Kaye Randall, LISW-CP & Allyson A. Bowen, LISW-CP This book provides professionals with 101 resources, insights, strategies and reproducibl...

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...