The Coping Skills Board Game

Name: The Coping Skills Board Game
Brand: Childswork Childsplay
SKU: G-CCS
Price: 59.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6 (5 reviews)

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$59.95

Brand: Childswork Childsplay

SKU: G-CCS

Availability: In Stock

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

Description:

Participants enjoy learning how to cope with daily challenges
This game teaches 9 different coping strategies
Children will learn how to deal with feelings, adjust attitudes, discover choices, accept imperfections, and more

The Coping Skills Game provides instill children with tools for emotional self-care. Children will learn to deal with feelings, adjust attitudes, discover choices, accept imperfections, and more. The game presents real-life situations and makes dealing with them fun. Participants learn to identify and accept their feelings, verbalize their needs, and to have them met in an acceptable manner, instead of acting them out dangerously or disruptively.

Additional Product Info

Topics:	Coping
Recommended ages:	Ages 7 through 12
Grade level:	Grades 1 through 7
Players:	2 - 4
Printed in:	China

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One of our counselors reported, "I played it with an 8 year old...

by Ruth Guerreiro

January 26 2022

One of our counselors reported, "I played it with an 8 year old kid and it was a great way to introduce different types of coping skills outside of distraction ones. The situation cards also helped her brainstorm coping skills on her own and talk about times she could have used different coping skills in difficult times."

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This is good game with excellent visual appeal and skills to teach...

by Wendy Jackson

August 7 2019

This is good game with excellent visual appeal and skills to teach children. The only down side I am finding is the children are struggling with the wordiness of each card, but I am just simplifying it for those children

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Great Game! Very colorful and fun for the kids to learn coping...

by Customer

April 1 2020

Great Game! Very colorful and fun for the kids to learn coping skills.

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Fun way to learn coping skills. My co-workers love it too.

by LIsa Davison

December 6 2022

Fun way to learn coping skills. My co-workers love it too.

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I love that it gives a variety of coping strategies and challenges...

by Kalie Lingl

July 12 2023

I love that it gives a variety of coping strategies and challenges clients to relate them to relatable scenarios. One negative is that he cards are wordy so it is difficult to engage some clients who are under 10 or struggle with reading/comprehension.

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