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Dr. Playwell's Positive Thinking Card Game: Revised Edition

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$17.13 $25.95 In stock

Category: Card Games

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.

Contents:

Instructions

1 Blank 12-sided Die with Write-on Stickers

52 Game Cards

12 Positive Thinking Activity Cards (these cards are not part of the actual game, but rather they can be used for giving assignments, which will help think about the importance of developing a positive attitude.)





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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jacob D. ★★★★★

My 8-year-old actually asks to play this after dinner, which never happens with the other board games we own. The prompts about self-esteem and handling problems feel natural, not preachy, and we've seen him use the phrases in real arguments with his sister.

Carter Y. ★★★★★

The questions got my 6-year-old thinking in a new way about looking for the good in things, and the game play was simple enough for us to start right away. I'm glad we picked this up for some family time.

Sebastian ★★★★☆

My 8-year-old really got into the game after a few rounds, and I noticed her starting to talk about her problems more openly. The cards are well-made and the focus on four essential skills is smart, though the instructions could be a bit clearer for younger kids.