Play Therapy Supply Reviews

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  1. Great size. Since purchase one of most popular pieces in my collection! A must have!!

    by Gretchen W. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Despondent

  2. My students and I really like the puppets. We are working on a Ruby Bridges puppet show.
    My students are only 3rd graders and they are finding the place where they put their hands inside the puppet is too tight.

    by Pat H. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: African American Family Puppets

  3. Help my niece with anxiety.Awesome tool for 3 years to 105.

    by Shirley P. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Please Explain "Anxiety" to Me!: Simple Biology and Solutions for Children and Parents

  4. I was able to use this with my teen clients and it worked well to help them to understand their values.

    by Hlaizans Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Priority Check: A Game of Teen Self-Awareness

  5. Everyone loves the idea of a magic wand! Students enjoy watching the movement and adults like the idea of some power even if it doesn't really exist in a wand... :)

    Have received lots of smiles and gasps when someone sits down at my desk and spots the wand...can't go wrong. Gets a smile every time...

    by Karla V. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Jumbo Spiral Glitter Wand

  6. One of the best therapeutic games I've used. Perfect for older elementary

    by Amber S. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: The Talking, Feeling & Doing Board Game

  7. EXCELLENT book. Covers a broad range of symptoms/experiences after trauma/stress and helps kids in moving past an internalization of "bad kid" to instead seeing recent behavioral concerns as, while still not okay, a reflection of unmet needs and stress from their experience. De-pathologizing while still offering great psychoeducation. Widely applicable across clients. Highly recommend as a staple book.

    by Aly B. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: A Terrible Thing Happened (paperback)

  8. Great miniature. Can't wait to use it with clients that struggle with the internal battle of self harming.

    by Nicole B. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Self Harm

  9. Great quality, great purchase! Kiddos LOVE it, including my adolescents! This mask was made by a 15 yr old male client expressing the view of himself he wishes everyone around him could see. Themes were "a star," "different or creative," "respectful," and "curious" (hence the extra pair of googly eyes). Wonderful product for creative play therapy that I have used with kids as young as 6 and up to age 18 so far.

    by Aly B. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Folding Fun Masks (40 ct)

  10. I love the size for travel and how everything fits inside.

    by Michellelittle098 Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Basic Portable Sand Tray Starter Kit

  11. Great size enjoyed by my students

    by Michellelittle098 Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Anger Management Thumball

  12. Great starter kit! Full of good, useful variety miniatures. Good choice of sand, not overly dusty and messy.

    by Aaron Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Basic Portable Sand Tray Starter Kit

  13. Frustrating. Most the book was good in building understanding of getting mad with examples that are easily relatable for kids. However, the ending was awful. Instead of pointing out the mix of emotions, coping skills, or problem-solving ideas or promoting curiosity in meaning of emotions or promoting conversation, etc....the book inexplicably ends with some of the character's friends coming to ask if he can play, his mom giving permission for him to go (after a day of behavioral concerns and lack of addressing anger), and him going off with his friends saying "maybe I will be mad tomorrow too." Umm...what? It is literally talking about tabling the emotion and bringing it out tomorrow. No resolution at all, no greater understanding of emotion, no consequences for anything or insight....just bizarre. The lost potential thrown away at the end is almost painful. Not for therapy.

    by Aly B. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: I Was So Mad

  14. Table is sturdy and great!

    by Layna L. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Basic Wooden Sand Tray with Stand Combo

  15. These are one of my favorites!

    by Layna L. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Red Hearts (4 pieces)

  16. My clients in elementary school and high school liked it! Players have to make decisions independently and sometimes agree on a choice together, depending on the roll of the dice. I make different corners of the room Choice 1/2/3 so it gets everyone moving.
    Some of the language is a little outdated (I had to explain what a "school chaplin" is) but I think that is the only negative. The elementary girls loved the end where they were making decisions as old ladies!!

    by Jill M. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Choices: A Cooperative Game About Moral Dilemmas

  17. Cute! Really tiny, which is nice for the travel size sand tray.

    by Cathy D. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Tiny Lighthouse

  18. This item gets lots of use in the sand tray.

    by Cathy D. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Angel Wings

  19. You can never have too many fences! Love the different colors.

    by Cathy D. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Colorful Fence

  20. This is a little big for my travel sand tray but is a good item for the price.

    by Cathy D. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Economy Bridge

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