Play Therapy Supply Reviews

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6,733 reviews

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  1. Not quite as realistic and plastic

    by Meredith T. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Smart Phone Miniature
  2. good variety, odd clothing and faces but pretty good overall

    by Meredith T. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Pretend Play Family - 8 Piece - Hispanic
  3. As described, could be better with a base to help them stand up

    by Meredith T. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Palm Trees (set of 3)
  4. Good trees, could use a wider base

    by Meredith T. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Evergreen Trees (Set of 2)
  5. very basic but fine for the price

    by Meredith T. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Fantasy Figures (set of 4)
  6. very tiny, but detailed and good material

    by Meredith T. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Tiny Magic Lamp
  7. Beautiful sand, feels soft and fine, and appears sparkly. I prefer...

    Beautiful sand, feels soft and fine, and appears sparkly.
    I prefer the coarse version of it because it’s a little less dusty, but the color is great.

    by PTS C. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Sandtastik Beach Colored Sand - 25lbs
  8. This set is so fun! Our pets are such an important part of our lives - I can't wait to see the kids incorporate these into their play and hear more about their experiences with pets and animals.

    by Kelly B. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Wood Pet Set (12 Piece)
  9. Very realistic, however, I worry about durability of the individual cigarettes after use over time. They're made of paper.

    by nccounselor Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Novelty Cigarettes
  10. Good quality. I am happy with this purchase.

    by Joanne Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Mother Chimpanzee with Baby
  11. Great quality. Looks realistic.

    by Joanne Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Toilet
  12. It conveys the message well. Figurines has disproportionately large hands.

    by Joanne Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Self Harm
  13. It’s a ladder - fairly simple to create.

    by Joanne Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Wood Ladder
  14. Cute cats. They are good to have on the shelf

    by Joanne Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Assorted Cats - set of 2
  15. It does its job and can be used for multiple things. Smooths sand but leaves lines

    by Tina B. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Handled Sand Smoother
  16. I love these! Have used with preteen and teen clients so far. They have enjoyed sorting the magnets and choosing which ones describe themselves. The tactile activity makes discussion about otherwise nebulous or difficult-to-talk-about concepts really accessible, even for less verbal kids. Me Magnets have easily taken the majority of an hour session with my clients, making for excellent self-discovery and counselor assessment. Some of the vocabulary is challenging, which can make for some good psychoeducation for kids aged 10 (or so) and up. My only constructive criticism is that I wish the tin container were a little bigger. It's kind of tough to fit all of the pieces back in once the magnets are all separated.

    by Sarah M. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Me Magnets
  17. Pretty unique sensory toy/timer. Just wish it came with some kind of directions/suggestions for best usage.

    by Carrie Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Erupting Volcano Motion Bubbler
  18. Parts are a little loose

    by Wendy Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Toilet
  19. It is actually 2 pieces

    by Wendy Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Mini Handheld Gaming Device
  20. I am glad to have this resource on hand. Having a book on this topic is wonderful for reducing stigma and opening up conversations to increase understanding of this issue and how to build more adaptive coping skills. I appreciate the resources for young people and their parents. The artwork is unique and can be a little distracting from the written components of the book.

    by Jamie E. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Why Do I Hurt Myself? A Story About Children Who Self-Harm

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