Overall customer rating
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- 3 star 4% (296) reviews
- 2 star 2% (124) reviews
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This is great for ADHD clients! Keeps kids engaged through out the session!!
Reviewed product: You Can Control Your Impulses Spinner Game Book
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There are great questions on these and it allows the client to come up with their own answers!!!
Reviewed product: Temper Tamers in a Jar
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These have great questions on them and allows the client to think deeply!!!
Reviewed product: Royal Rage: The Fun Anger Management Card Game
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Client loves to play this game for concentration!!!
Reviewed product: Magnetic Checkers
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This item is made very well and holds up great in the sand
Reviewed product: Media Room
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I love this sand. Combined with the premium sand tray's blue interior the result is captivating. Also, it isn't sticky as other sand I've tried before and cleans off easily.
Reviewed product: Sandtastik Coarse Therapy Sand - White - 25lb Box
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This line of furniture is very appropriate for both sand tray and play house therapy. They are well made and fun for clients of all ages!
Reviewed product: Wood Pet Set (12 Piece)
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I love these. They compliment my other miniatures well.
Reviewed product: Friends with Diverse Abilities
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This entire line is done well, is easy to clean and popular for both sand tray and play house techniques.
Reviewed product: Media Room
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I have nothing negative to say about this product. It’s the perfect size to transport. Plenty of props for kids to explore. My granddaughter has SPD and loves to use sand and water play to self soothe, when she saw this she fell in love with it so I purchased one for her.
Reviewed product: Basic Portable Sand Tray Starter Kit
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These are amazing! All the kids love them, young and older teens, even. It is the size of a typical stress ball and really feels like snow. I wish I had these before now. I was even able to get a four year old to use it to cope with his anger instead of having a full blown temper tantrum. I highly recommend these to any therapist to have on hand and to hand out for client use at home. Seems very well made and durable. Adults will like these as well.
Reviewed product: NeeDoh Crunchy Snow Ball
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This is a beautifully made puppet. My students love it, and it encourages them to use their new vocabulary.
Reviewed product: Life Cycle of a Butterfly Reversible Puppet
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I used these with my ENL students on a Zoom meeting. They had so much fun creating a ridiculous story. This brought out great vocabulary and creativity.
Reviewed product: Story Cubes Travel Set
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These have been particularly helpful for sparking conversation for clients and encouraging them to talk. I have used them with children and teens.
Reviewed product: Icebreaker Cubes
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A really creative approach for kids to understand worry. I enjoy how it presents the challenge of a worry, shares some (silly) examples, and at the end provides ways for kids to handle a worry. Very entertaining and practical!
Reviewed product: Is a Worry Worrying You? (paperback)
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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.
Reviewed product: Mixed Emotions
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This has been awesome- particularly with my kiddos in tele-therapy right now. It offers seven different chapters addressing various topics such as mindfulness, relationships, CBT, anxiety/stress, and self esteem, to name a few. Each chapter has creative activities and questions to follow for clients to process through the activity.
Reviewed product: 250 Brief, Creative & Practical Art Therapy Techniques: A Guide for Clinicians and Clients
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Offers kids an opportunity to see a different perspective of problem solving.
Reviewed product: What Do You Do with a Problem?
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I love the Ungame! It's particularly useful in these days of video sessions, to facilitate parent-child bonding and communication/listening skills.
Reviewed product: Pocket Ungame - Kids Version
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These are nice simple cards with great pictures to go along with the content. Very useful in helping young clients relate their symptoms and open up in therapy
Reviewed product: Trauma Reaction Cards
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