This best-selling activity includes a newly designed board, 60 chips, and 90 situation cards. The board and chips can be used for a variety of CBT activities in individual or group therapy and is frequently used in school counseling as well. Each card presents a person confronting a situation that might evoke "mixed emotions." The persons presented include children, teens, and adults. This mixture allows players to put themselves in the place of other people, which helps players understand multiple view-points and aids in the development of empathy.
Sample cards: (Child card): Max just got back from a visit with his father and stepmother. His mother asks him lots of questions about his father's house. (Teen card): Brandon's parents say the clothes that he likes cost too much. So he decides to earn the money by mowing lawns. (Adult card): Eva has the day off and she invites her son to go to a movie. But he says he would rather play on the computer.
Additional Product Info
| Topics: | Emotions, Thinking & Cognition, Empathy |
| Recommended ages: | Not specified. See product description. |
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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Very helpful game
| June 30 2016
This game has been very helpful. It is not cheesy and kids really relate to the situations.
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Terrific!
| September 22 2015
This new improved version is terrific! More substantial and should last a long time. Great for using with elementary students.
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I use the feelings check-in actibivity regularly with with...
| July 3 2018
I use the feelings check-in actibivity regularly with with adolescents and adult clients. Its brilliant for building self-awareness, emotional vocabulary and empathy.
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Excellent game to help people understand other ways to describe...
| May 27 2020
Excellent game to help people understand other ways to describe emotions. I played this with a teenager for the first time the other day and she informed her mother she wanted to her (the mother) to play this game as well in session with her. I think this game has a lot of options for both individual client and in a family setting.
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I used this with middle school students in 6th thru 8th grade
| May 25 2017
I used this with middle school students in 6th thru 8th grade. They all will actively engage in playing it, especially when it's an alternative to just sitting and talking, even the 8th graders. I also put little figures on it from that popular feelings movie on each of the 4 corners and that really makes it more fun for them.
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Love this game! Good conversation starter, and a great way for kids...
| July 20 2020
Love this game! Good conversation starter, and a great way for kids to process their complex emotional reactions.
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this game works great of autism spectrum disorders, etc, to get...
| July 22 2020
this game works great of autism spectrum disorders, etc, to get clients to speak about emotions
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I have used this with 8 of my clients ( ages range from 8-10 years...
| October 27 2020
I have used this with 8 of my clients ( ages range from 8-10 years old- both male and female). It has been a great tool to use AFTER rapport has been built and has been strong. I only wish that it was made into more of a game... the girls gravitate towards more than the boys only because the boys want more of a game/ competitive aspect to it. I wish there were more "emotions" games to purchase. That said, this has been an absolutely wonderful tool to foster more emotional growth.
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