Priority Check: A Game of Teen Self-Awareness

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Priority Check: A Game of Teen Self-Awareness

Name: Priority Check: A Game of Teen Self-Awareness
Brand: Play Therapy Supply
Price: 17.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (11 reviews)

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Brand: Play Therapy Supply

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Description:

Includes a free downloadable worksheet to further expand therapeutic value
10 different game play options

Increasing self-awareness can help teens succeed in relationships, at school, home, and in career planning. When priorities are aligned, teens can also be proactive in decision making.

With over 100 priority cards and fun, fast-paced game play, Priority Check will reinforce important values and help teens identify which priorities are most important to them. Use these cards to help eliminate distractions in a teen’s life and focus on the values that matter. Includes instructions for gameplay and several alternate versions including ideas for playing with a group or family. Can be played in 25-30 minutes.

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Topics:	Conflict Resolution, Friendship, Decision Making, Ice Breakers, Self-esteem, Life Skills, Self Awareness
Recommended ages:	Ages 12+
Grade level:	Grades 7 through 12
Players:	2 - 6
Printed in:	China

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I am a therapist and use it with my teen clients

by Jessica

May 9 2018

I am a therapist and use it with my teen clients. It's a nice way to delve deeper into their values. Also enjoy using it with younger kids. They may not understand all of the words, but this leads us to some good discussions about what they mean.

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