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1. positivepsychology.com › behavior-therapy-for-kidsBehavior Therapy for Kids: 9 Fun Games and Techniques

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   Nov 9, 2023 · We introduce & explore innovative ideas and approaches to behavior therapy for kids and share fun worksheets designed for younger clients.

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3. www.positiveaction.net › blog › social-skills20 Evidence-Based Social Skills Activities and Games for Kids

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   • Staring Contest. Many children have trouble maintaining eye contact in conversation. A staring contest can help kids make and keep eye contact in a way that allows them to focus on that task, rather than trying to communicate simultaneously.
   • Roll the Ball. It’s never too early to start building social skills, and a game of Roll the Ball suits children as young as toddlers. Kids take turns rolling a ball back and forth between them, laying the foundation for other social skills.
   • Virtual Playtime. Sometimes, your child can’t have play dates in person, but they can still spend time together over video chat and other online spaces.
   • Emotion Charades. Emotion charades involve writing different emotions on strips of paper. Your child picks one out of a hat or bucket. Then, they must try to act out that emotion.

4. playingcbt.comPlaying CBT

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   My games help children, adolescents and parents identify the different elements of their emotional experiences (thoughts, emotions, physical sensations and behavior) and provides a basis for reflection and discussions, which then improve coping capabilities and promote cognitive flexibility and more positive emotional, physical and behavioral ...

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5. www.thecounselingpalette.com › post › therapy-games35 Fun & Effective Therapy Games for Kids, Teens, & Adults

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   • Coping Skills Quiz Show for Teens & Adults. Great for: Teens, adults, schools, adult education, telehealth. Works with: Individual therapy, groups, in-person, telehealth.
   • CBT Coping Skills Game Show for All Ages. Great for: Kids, teens, young adults, adults. Works with: Individual therapy, groups, in-person, telehealth. Goals: Coping skills, thoughts, feelings, behaviors, mindfulness.
   • FEELOPOLY Emotions Game. Great for: Kids, tweens, teens, some adults and young adults. Works with: Individual therapy, groups, in-person, telehealth. Goals: Naming emotions, expressing feelings, validating emotions.
   • CBT Island Quest. Great for: Kids (11+), teens, college students, families, some adults. Works with: Groups, in-person, telehealth. Goals: Learning or reviewing CBT concepts, practicing coping skills, building confidence.

6. www.seaofknowledge.org › fun-behavior-activities30 Fun Behavior Activities for Kids: Evidence Based Social ...

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   • Storytelling Sessions. Storytelling isn’t just about tales and adventures—it’s a goldmine for social learning. Encourage kids to share their favorite stories, take turns narrating, and even create collaborative stories.
   • Role-Playing Games. I’ve found that kids love stepping into different roles. Create scenarios where they can act out everyday situations—like sharing toys, resolving conflicts, or asking for help.
   • Team Building Challenges. Ever tried the classic “Egg Drop Challenge”? It’s not just about preventing eggs from cracking; it’s about teamwork, communication, and strategizing.
   • Emotion Charades. Expressing emotions can sometimes be like solving a puzzle. Emotion charades are a fun way to decode and recognize different feelings.

7. nurtureandthriveblog.com › self-regulation-games7 Self-Regulation Games for Kids: Turn Power-Struggles into ...

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   Help your high-energy child learn self-regulation skills without dampening their joy! 7 fun self-regulation games and activities for kids.

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   Can a game help a child with impulsive behavior?

   • The game is appropriate for kids working on anger outbursts, but may be able to help with other impulsive behaviors as well. It covers multiple coping skills, including of course the "stop, relax, and think" steps.

   35 Fun & Effective Therapy Games for Kids, Teens, & Adults

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   What social skills can a child learn from decision-making games?

   • Social skills activities like decision-making games come in many forms. By using strategy games or activities as simple as sorting and matching, your child learns persistence, thoughtfulness, and cooperation with others. These games help kids with indecision, as they ask the child to make a choice, even if it’s not right the first time.

   20 Evidence-Based Social Skills Activities and Games for Kids

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   How can games help a child develop social skills?

   • Games can teach skills like taking turns, managing emotions, and reading body language. Use these evidence-based social skills activities to help your child build positive social behaviors and learn how their actions affect others. With these games, they can become more independent and maintain healthy relationships throughout their lives. 1.

   20 Evidence-Based Social Skills Activities and Games for Kids

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   How do emotions games work?

   • Feelings games are a great way to teach emotions in an interactive and fun way. They work with individual therapy, in groups and classrooms, and with home-schooling. Here’s a comprehensive list to get you started with teaching emotions through play. Let the games begin! Go Feel! The most important thing with emotions games is to be flexible.

   25 Fun Emotions Games - Counseling Palette

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   What is a fun DBT game board?

   • The fun game board includes the emotional roller coaster, Ferris wheel of distress, and the mindfulness tent. It covers the basic DBT categories, including emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and interpersonal skills. The game provides a fun structure for learning and reviewing DBT skills, and is appropriate for any DBT group.

   25 Fun Emotions Games - Counseling Palette

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   Should impulse control activities be fun games?

   • Making impulse control activities into fun games while at the same time scaffolding real regulation strategies will help them develop the control they need without dampening their joyful spirits. 1. A Game to Regulate Excitable Energy: Go Go Go Stop and The Traffic Light Game

   7 Self-Regulation Games for Kids: Turn Power-Struggles into Cooperation

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9. www.thecounselingpalette.com › post › emotionsgames25 Fun Emotions Games - Counseling Palette

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   Oct 7, 2022 · Feelings games are a great way to teach emotions in an interactive and fun way. They work with individual therapy, in groups and classrooms, and with home-schooling. Here’s a comprehensive list to get you started with teaching emotions through play. Let the games begin!