Dr. PlayWell's Positive Thinking Card Game

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Dr. PlayWell's Positive Thinking Card Game

Name: Dr. PlayWell's Positive Thinking Card Game
Brand: Childswork Childsplay
SKU: G-CPFC
Price: 27.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)

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Brand: Childswork Childsplay

SKU: G-CPFC

Availability: In Stock

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

Description:

Great tool for children with behavioral disorders, anxiety disorders, and depressive symptoms
Help children develop a more positive attitude
Includes 2 6-sided Dice, 52 game cards, Positive Thinking Activity Cards, and instructions

Designed to encourage children to develop a more positive attitude about themselves, their problems, and the people around them. This card game teaches children four essential positive thinking skills, including: recognizing self-defeating statements, changing negative thoughts to positive ones, seeing positive ways to cope with problems, and using positive self-talk. The skills taught in this game will be useful for all children, but in particular they will help children with behavior disorders, anxiety disorders, and depressive symptoms. In addition to the game, the 12 Positive Thinking Activity Cards can be used for giving assignments, which will help think about the importance of developing a positive attitude.

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Depression, Anxiety & Fear, Thinking & Cognition
ISBN:	9781588151032
Recommended ages:	Ages 6 through 12
Grade level:	Grades K through 7
Players:	2 - 4
Printed in:	USA

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I've used this with a couple kids on the younger age range

by Kelly arritt

September 15 2015

I've used this with a couple kids on the younger age range and the 'to win' concept was mildly confusing but i had one 7 year old boy who left my office volunteering that he thinks he needs/wants to work on being more 'positive' on his own so that was pretty cool. The kids like the dice part of the game but wish they'd use it for all the cards in the game rather than just one. The kids seem to feel good about themselves for coming up with "good advice" for the kids being referred to on the cards.

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