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Anxiety Thumball

Name: Anxiety Thumball
Brand: Play Therapy Supply
SKU: G-AT
Price: 18.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (15 reviews)

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Brand: Play Therapy Supply

SKU: G-AT

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Description:

Larger-sized 6" Thumball
Thumballs are fun: Throw the ball, catch it, and respond to the prompt under your thumb
An exciting anxiety activity for groups: players learn coping skills for anxiety while increasing social skills and having fun
Great for individual counseling or group counseling with groups of all sizes

Learn to cope with anxiety while having fun and learning from other players. Answer the question, listen and communicate with other participants, and learn how to handle anxious feelings. Together, players can support each other and get new ideas for managing anxiety. Ages 8-adult. A great tool for therapy, school counseling, and at home too!

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Anxiety & Fear, Coping, Group Activities
Recommended ages:	Ages 8 through Adult
Grade level:	Grades 3+
Players:	2 - 30
Printed in:	China

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This works amazing as a fantastic conversation starter especially for...

by Amanda Monde

July 20 2020

This works amazing as a fantastic conversation starter especially for individuals with anxiety

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These thumb balls are amazing. Who doesn’t love throwing a ball?...

by Cindimilwaukee

April 7 2020

These thumb balls are amazing. Who doesn’t love throwing a ball? And then the folks can answer a question and get some great discussions going. This is a wonderful resource.

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This is such a great way to get the client engaged and talking.

by Courtney Hammond

April 7 2021

This is such a great way to get the client engaged and talking.

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This is perfect for my clients! I love how the ball is soft &...

by Adrianne

December 1 2021

This is perfect for my clients! I love how the ball is soft & still sturdy. The prompts are just what I needed!

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Absolutely love it. My client’s really enjoy using it as well as it...

by Jessica

September 7 2022

Absolutely love it. My client’s really enjoy using it as well as it makes it so much easier for them to talk about things.

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Love the Thumball! Gets the kids more engaged and the questions...

by Michelle

March 15 2023

Love the Thumball! Gets the kids more engaged and the questions don’t come from me so they’re more likely to offer a response. Also allows those who need a bit of movement to play catch and move the body while talking.

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Nice discussion starter for group therapy. I work with an adult...

by NatP

February 19 2020

Nice discussion starter for group therapy. I work with an adult population that surprisingly gets excited every time they see the thumb ball make an appearance in group.

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Counseling children and adolescents keep me researching the latest...

by Tabatha O. Parham

September 9 2021

Counseling children and adolescents keep me researching the latest interventions. I love the dynamics of family therapy and work out to make sure I can serve American family members until God calls me home.

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Great ice breaker for adults! Use it during group psycho education...

by Onomatopoeia

February 16 2022

Great ice breaker for adults! Use it during group psycho education with young soldiers!

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Very useful for working with clients struggling with anxiety.

by Angie

April 28 2022

Very useful for working with clients struggling with anxiety.