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Describe: Perspective Exploration Cards

Describe is a deck of 104 cards that serves as a game, an ice breaker, a communication device, and an assessment tool. Each card has an adjective (e.g. "happy", "clumsy", "sincere"), and several questions about that adjective. The included instruction booklet describes several games and activities that individuals, couples, and groups can complete with the deck.

Better Me: Game of Growth

Using the principles of positive psychology, Better Me challenges players to make real-world actions to improve themselves and their lives. During the game, players will also strengthen relationships by sharing and connecting in a meaningful way. Better Me can be useful for exploration and building rapport in a group setting.

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The Art of Children's Conversation

Improving communication among family members can be challenging in some situations, and this game is a great tool for breaking the ice. The Art of Children's Conversation is focused around prompts to get kids talking about a number of topics. It's a great tool for kids to practice answering questions, listening, and developing language skills.

The leading family communications game. Players progress along the playing board as they answer questions such as, "What are the four most important things in your life?" and "What do you think life would be like in 100 years?" this non-competitive game can be a great ice-breaker or a serious exchange of thoughts, feelings and ideas...

The Big Book of Therapeautic Activity Ideas for Children and Teens

Lindsey Joiner's Big Book of Therapeutic Activity Ideas provides a thorough list of therapeutic activities that will get children and teenagers motivated in therapy. The activities use art and other fun ideas to help kids learn about anger management, conflict resolution, thinking skills, and more. Many of the activities are geared toward groups which is where this book really shines.

Pocket Ungame - Teens Version

Teens will enjoy this version of the Ungame focusing on questions and situations important to young adults. Answer questions such as, what are the four most important things in your life? And what do you think life would be like in 100 years? This non-competitive game can be a great ice-breaker or a serious exchange of thoughts, feelings and ideas.

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