Self-Concept
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Cars R Us
by Russell Deal with Ivan Honey; illustrated by Mat JonesGet behind the wheel and take control of your feelings!
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Common Ties: Living Together in a Multicultural World
by Patricia del Valle, Ph.D., NCC, Maria Gondra, Psy.D., and Raysa Richardson, Ph.D.Promote understanding of different cultures with this board game.
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Exploring My Self-Esteem
by Arley Loeffler, LCSWThe self-esteem game that draws from the child's own world.
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Exploring My World
by Arley Loeffler, LCSWTake a look at family, friends, and school from the child's point of view.
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Feeling Good
by Crystal BarberThis board game encourages players to feel good about themselves by recognizing, understanding, and expressing their emotions.
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Feelings ColorCards
Beautiful and versatile, these large cards use real photographs to illustrate positive and negative emotions in both children and adults.
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Heartbeats
by Kendra Lince Davis, M.A.Help troubled kids develop empathy.
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Helping, Sharing, and Caring Game
by Richard A. Gardner, M.D.Dr. Gardner's sensitivity to children and their needs, reflected in the game cards, makes this a wonderful resource for both families and therapists.
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One of a Kind
A Self-Esteem Card Game
by Max Nass, LMHC, and Marcia Nass, M.S.Based on the popular game Crazy Eights, this lively card game delivers fast-paced fun while helping kids become aware of their unique and special qualities.
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PEP Talks: Building Self-Confidence
by Lawrence ShapiroPick a card-any card-and you'll get a helpful therapy tip.
Related PEP Talks: Items: Coping With Stress, Overcoming Anxiety and Fear, Overcoming Depression, Set of Four -
Self-Concept Game
by Berthold Berg, Ph.D.Help kids discover their strengths.
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Shadows and Deeper Shadows
Expanded Second Edition
by Russell Deal and Fiona Gardner; illustrated by Carolyn MarroneThis set of 48 emotionally charged images invites people to reflect on their experiences and explore the "shadows" in their lives.
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Totika: Set (includes blocks & Self-Esteem Cards)
by Scott Dziura, M.S.This interactive game is a terrific way to spice up your therapy sessions.
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What Do You Stand For?
Character Building Card Game
by Max Nass, LMHC and Marcia Nass, M.S."What If" questions get kids thinking about choices, values, and responsibilities.

