Play Therapy Supply Reviews

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  1. I’ve held off on investing in a real sand tray for so long and I wish I hadn’t! This has been used so much in the past two weeks and I feel like some of the work has been way more involved than some of the other sand trays we have utilized in the past.

    by Jennifer S. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Basic Wooden Sand Tray with Lid
  2. This book I ABSOLUTELY LOVE! my younger clients love this book, its so cute because by the time i get to the end of the book, my client's are already singing the song. It is very easy to comprehend and explains coping skills for anger in a unique way.

    by Ashley A. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Soda Pop Head
  3. I've played this game in individual therapy and also in family sessions. I really enjoy playing the game, it's fun and the acting parts keep things exciting while laughing. The only thing that is a little hard to understand is if the entire group is supposed to guess the person reading the card's answer or if everyone puts in their own answer.

    either way, i've played it both. I actually like when everyone puts down their own answer card because it opens the door for discussion and sharing why we chose the answers we chose.

    by Ashley A. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: The Empathy Card Game
  4. I love that this game has different versions, and you can choose quickplay or longer versions. TBH when you first open the game it can look overwhelming because there are so many pieces but it makes sense quickly and th directions are easy to read. All of my clients love this game, even their parents. I've done this in family sessions as well and it's really a converstion starter.

    by Ashley A. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Anger Defuser: The Fun Anger Control Game for Kids and Teens
  5. This looks so cool on the blue of the sandtray, leads to an imaginary world under water and is really well made.

    by Anne M. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Periscope
  6. Excellent quality. Useful in sand tray work. Clients pick it.

    by George C. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Rock Wall
  7. The questions on the ball definitely help spark conversation. Plus, they get a chance to throw a ball around which makes it less stressful for them. My client actually thought it was fun!

    by Laura L. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Anger Management Thumball
  8. I love this with my kiddos at work. It helps get the conversation going.

    by Laura L. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Self Esteem Thumball
  9. I work in an elementary school. This portable sand tray is the perfect size for the Counseling Space. It is sturdy and lightweight even with sand in it.

    by Meliene B. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Portable Wooden Sand Tray with Lid
  10. This such a cool item and can be used as a planet, a magic ball, or just about anything your imagination can create. I place it on a plastic ball holder so it looks special. It gets used frequently.

    by Susan F. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Large Gemstone Sphere
  11. I have used these coffins in my sandtray therapy for years. They are durable and realistic.

    by Susan F. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Coffins - Set of 3
  12. This mummy is a favorite to show fear in sandtray therapy with kids and adults. Love this figurine. Last one I had was used multiple times and stood the test of time.

    by Susan F. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Mummy Figure
  13. Lightweight and easily transported. I hold training at various sites and I love this tray for that reason. I also liked it because I stained it my own choice of color as it comes unfinished on the outside and lid.

    by Susan F. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Basic Wooden Sand Tray with Lid
  14. Excellent Symbolism for Sandtray Work. One of my favorites.

    by Susan F. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Wolf in Sheep's Clothing
  15. "Follow the Yellow Brick Road...We're Off To See the Wizard...The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. With Dorothy, Toto, The Lion, The Tin Man, and The scarecrow and even The Munchkins...those who remember the Wizard of Oz can tell an imaginative story with this toy!

    by Susan F. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Yellow Brick Road
  16. The Element of Fire...So powerful and fierce. Every Sandtray shelf should have one. I have purchased two and they are amazing and used in many contexts of symbolism.

    by Susan F. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Flame
  17. Fragile but used a great deal in the Sand for representing lines of communication or lack of...going the distance on a road trip...and a fading of an old object in today's changing technological world. Land line phones were and are used to summon help, emergency, report a crime, or tell everyone good news.

    by Susan F. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Telephone Poles (set of two)
  18. Representative of Birth, emerging new life, a quirky family member, or bad egg. Love this item, Light and stands out on the shelf in the Sandtray area.

    by Susan F. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: Cracked Egg
  19. how kids can role play their thoughts, love it.

    by Gladis R. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: CBT 123: The Hilariously Fun Game that Empowers Kids and Teens to Take Charge of Their Thoughts, Actions, and Emotions
  20. gaining self- esteem while playing. Kids love it

    by Gladis R. Verified purchase
    Reviewed product: I Like Me 123: The Social Game of Self-Esteem

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