Me Magnets

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CHOKING HAZARD - small parts
Not for children 3 years or under

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Description:

Includes over 200 magnets in a small tin, perfect for travel
Use with teens, adults, families for self-esteem, identity and self-expression

Me Magnets help individuals, families and couples identify, explore and express core values and various parts of identity. Use these colorful magnets in individual, family, or group therapy. Multiple ideas for use included. Me magnets will help your clients recognize values, their role in relationships, and personality traits. Pair with a magnetic dry erase board for optimum use.

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Ice Breakers, Self Awareness
Recommended ages:	Ages 12+
Grade level:	Grades 7+
Players:	2+

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Love these! They are simple and easy to use, not bulky, nice variety...

by BLT

March 18 2021

Love these! They are simple and easy to use, not bulky, nice variety of descriptive options.

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A teen game that teens actually like! Excellent resource!

by Stefanie

June 26 2019

A teen game that teens actually like! Excellent resource!

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I love these! Have used with preteen and teen clients so far. They...

by Sarah Moran

October 7 2022

I love these! Have used with preteen and teen clients so far. They have enjoyed sorting the magnets and choosing which ones describe themselves. The tactile activity makes discussion about otherwise nebulous or difficult-to-talk-about concepts really accessible, even for less verbal kids. Me Magnets have easily taken the majority of an hour session with my clients, making for excellent self-discovery and counselor assessment. Some of the vocabulary is challenging, which can make for some good psychoeducation for kids aged 10 (or so) and up. My only constructive criticism is that I wish the tin container were a little bigger. It's kind of tough to fit all of the pieces back in once the magnets are all separated.