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Brain Bullies Card Game

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$19.57 $27.95 In stock

Category: Card Games

The purpose of this game is to have children begin to realize the most common cognitive disorders that are present in thinking.  The goal then is to form a means of discussing, disputing and readdressing these disorders in a more productive manner for each child as well as the for the children of the group as a whole.

These beautifully illustrated card game can be used independently or as a companion to the Brain Bullies book.  Discussions will be broached of some of the most common distortions including: Not Being Fair, Black & White Thinking, Jumping to Conclusions, Blaming Others, Personalization, and Needing to Always Be Right. 

Created by Brett Novick

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

My nine-year-old grabbed this and started calling out "thought traps" after the first round, which felt huge. The cards naming specific cognitive disorders make the abstract concept click for kids. It's sparked real conversations at our dinner table.

Riley Q. ★★★☆☆

The idea of teaching kids about cognitive distortions is solid, but the cards feel a bit flimsy and the instructions could be clearer for younger players.