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Fun ideas for using board games therapeutically with kids

All about me – a letter for my new teacher

Recent Free Resources

My Favourite Children’s Books for Therapy
Personal Profile for Children
Framing it – Using metaphor and play when working therapeutically with children
Pausing, breathing, using your thinking brain and trying again and again. Helpful strategies for teaching children to problem solve.
“I just wanna play a game” – Playful child assessment and how to make your own therapeutic Jenga
All about me – a letter for my new teacher
Child Assessment – Teacher Questionnaire
Fun ideas for using board games therapeutically with kids
Printable Child and Family Assessment Template
Creative Ways to Use a Ball in Therapy

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