The Stress Management Game

Name: The Stress Management Game
Brand: Creative Therapy
SKU: G-WSMG
Price: 59.97 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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$59.97

Brand: Creative Therapy

SKU: G-WSMG

Availability: In Stock

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WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD - small parts
Not for children 3 years or under

Description:

Join Angus the anxious terrier and Serena the cat in this delightful board game as they deal with 15 common social stressors grouped into three categories:

Peers (dealing with being left out, handling group pressure, responding to teasing, saying no, and showing sportsmanship)
Authority (accepting consequences, accepting denials, being honest, managing accusations, and making complaints)
School (attending, completing homework, meeting expectations, performing in class, and taking tests)

Game cards feature Angus the anxious terrier struggling to manage stress as his good friend Serena helps him refrain from extremism, catastrophizing, dichotomizing, overgeneralizing, and personalizing situations. The four different card categories keep the game interesting as players engage in role play, learn proven stress management tips, challenge cognitive errors, and learn to identify the triggers and symptoms of stress. Accompanying inventories help you identify the child's most troubling stressors.

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Stress
Recommended ages:	Ages 8+
Grade level:	Grades 3+
Printed in:	USA

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My clients and I love that they are able to learn new coping skills...

by Tara Greenlee

February 13 2024

My clients and I love that they are able to learn new coping skills that are more "outside the box." They tend to be variations of the old "tried and trues" but are different enough to pique interest.

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