Professional Counseling Play Therapy Game Set #2 for Kids - Enhance Emotional Growth & Communication Skills | Ideal for Therapists, Schools & Home Use

The Counseling Play Therapy Package #2 includes some must have games for school and private counselors. Each game in this package has been hand selected with counselors and therapists in mind. Whether youre just starting your game collection, or need some new titles for your existing play therapy room, this kit is a top-shelf option. The Upside Down Divorce Game: Ages 6-12, this game is a useful tool in helping children talk about their parents divorce. Children are challenged to think of creative ways to solve the problems that typically come with divorce and to express positive feelings about themselves and their future. The Angry Monster Machine: This game helps kids transform their anger. This ingenious game was designed to have a high play value for children who have problems with anger control. Totika Cube Game: On each turn, players roll the Cube to determine the color. Then, they pick a card, and respond to the matching color question. The game is very flexible, and participants can make up their own rules. The Totika cube game is a simple, quick, fun communication game. Who Are You? Thumball: It can be used to start and end a session. Nearly everyone enjoys playing catch and everyone can play with a ball. Game play is simple! Throw it, roll it, pass it or catch it. Look under your thumb. React to the word, phrase, or graphic found there. Each panel has a different word, graphic, or photo, and each ball has 32 panels. Emotion Mania Thumball: Loaded with feelings words. Throw it, roll it, pass it or catch it. Look under your thumb. React to the word, phrase, or graphic found there. Each panel has a different word, graphic, or photo, and each ball has 32 panels. Ice Breaker 6" Thumball: Thumball is easy to throw and catch inside since it is a soft stuffed ball. Thumball stimulates conversation, improves social interactions, prompts focused participation, great icebreaker for groups, develops communications skills, and links learning.