Dr. PlayWell's Positive Thinking Card Game
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Dr. PlayWell's Positive Thinking Card Game
- This card game is designed to encourage children to develop a more positive attitude about themselves, their problems, and the people around them
- 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
- Recommended for ages 6 to 12 | 2-4 Players
Ages: 6-12. This card game is 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. For 2-4 players.
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