- Fun and engaging activity for wide range of clients
- Includes 8 Brain Mates: Power Brain, Worry Brain, Stuck Brain, Trauma Brain, Smart Brain, Mean Brain, Flex Brain, and Angry Brain
- 64 question cards, 8 for each brain
- Directions and suggested activities included
Brain Mates is a fun and engaging activity to help children and teens identify, explore, and gain control over different parts of their cognition and thinking patterns. The eight Brain Mates represent different parts of human thinking, both positive and negative. Suitable for most clients, Brain Mates can be especially helpful with children and adolescents who struggle with self-esteem, behavior, anxiety, anger, negative thinking patterns, trauma reactions, or inflexibility. Suitable for children, adolescents, and young adults.
Brain Mates includes: 8 Brain Meet Me Cards, 1 Blank Brain Meet Me Card, 8 Question Cards for each brain, 12 Blank Brain Question Cards, Directions and Suggested Activities.
Sample cards
- Share a time when you used Flex Brain.
- Think of a time you were recently upset. Now use Smart Brain to put those feelings into words and practice asking for help.
- Make a list of three calm down skills that Power Brain can use when needed.
- In a kind, confident voice, practice using Power Brain to talk back to a problematic Brain Mate.
- What are your Angry Brain’s favorite things to get mad about?
- Share a time Stuck Brain had a hard time letting go of an idea or plan.
Additional Product Info
| Topics: | Thinking & Cognition, Group Activities |
| Recommended ages: | Ages 8 through 18 |
| Grade level: | Grades 3 through 12 |
| Printed in: | USA |
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - small parts
Not for children 3 years or under
CHOKING HAZARD - small parts
Not for children 3 years or under
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Excellent product. Kids love all the little brains with emoji like...
| May 21 2021
Excellent product. Kids love all the little brains with emoji like faces. The cards that describe the brains are well done and give kids the vocabulary to identify and express what type of brain they have and understand that sometimes they have aspects of other brains. I really like the trauma brain as it gives a very nice way to talk to children about trauma. I definitely recommend this to anyone working with children for sure, but even adults could gain some valuable insight into how they think and perceive the world around them.
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