StrongSuit Tower of Self-Esteem | Social Skills Therapy Game for Kids/Teens
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StrongSuit Tower of Self-Esteem | Social Skills Therapy Game for Kids/Teens
- HANDS-ON CONVERSATIONS – Unlike card-only social emotional games, cooperative tower-building keeps kids engaged while thoughtful questions help them discuss strengths and feelings, open up, and build trust.
- 60 THOUGHT-PROVOKING QUESTIONS – Three color-coded categories explore personal development, emotional awareness, and social skills for families and professionals seeking focused SEL games for kids and teens.
- FOR THERAPY, SCHOOL & HOME – Created by licensed family therapist Liat Keren and a Mom’s Choice Gold Award winner; for 2–5 players in therapy sessions, small groups, classrooms, and families.
- AGE-APPROPRIATE PLAY – Ages 6–7 benefit from adult help with reading and tower setup; ages 8+ engage more deeply, making it a strong fit among therapy games for kids ages 8–12 and teens.
- COMPLETE, SIMPLE COOPERATIVE PLAY – Clear holders turn the questions into the tower itself, encouraging patience and self-control; a hands-on alternative to card-only social skills games for kids.
Family Fun That Builds Self Confidence!
Does your child struggle with social anxiety or having trouble developing communication skills? Or maybe he or she has feelings of low self-esteem and confidence.
StrongSuit was developed as a social skills board game to help kids develop different skills and build self-esteem while having fun doing it.
Promotes Positivity, Teamwork & Personal Growth
- Instills positive thinking with different question cards while building a tower with those same cards
- An entertaining and fun team building game to teach children how to work together, be creative and inspire others to do great
- Using behavioral therapy games to instill positive mental thinking at such an early age is very beneficial for children once they grow older. Help them look past their own insecurities and learn about self-worth while seeing the value in others
- Build a "joint" tower together with family and friends in addition to a "personal" tower. Group learning games to work together instead of against each other
- If the tower falls, the child is encouraged to think constructively instead of getting frustrated, to figure out how to better stabilize the card tower. They will learn that they do not "fall" with the tower but rather develop their creativity and flexibility
- Cognitive therapy game for kids 6 and Up
Who is it great for?
- Therapists: Psychologists, school counselors, psycho-therapists, play and art therapists, CBT, MFT, social workers
- Parents to help their child develop self esteem, social skills, cope with anxiety, and learn to communicate better with peers
The Tower of Self-Esteem was developed and created by Family Therapist, Liat Keren with a specialty in Child and Adolescent Development.
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