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Symbols evoke profound emotions and memories, often without our making rational or conscious connections, providing short cuts to understandings, ideas and feelings. -
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Meet 48 bears, bursting with personality—the absolute classic for talking about feelings with anyone, any age, in any language. The Bears is able to speak directly to our feelings and emotions at a very deep level.
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- What does being the driver’s seat mean to you?
- Where do you really want to get to?
- Do you find it difficult to shift gears?
- How will you know when to speed up or slow down?
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These cards are based on solution-focussed, strengths-based techniques used for many years by experienced consulting psychologist, Selina Byrne, to help children with worry and anxiety, and to build their wellbeing and resilience. -
Walking the Boundaries can be used to:- Reflect on practice, values and ethical dilemmas
- Explore the impacts of context and organisational culture on decision-making
- Open discussions about risk, confidentiality and privacy
- Develop strategies for managing uncertainty and staying safe
- Stimulate forthright, fun, unpredictable and revealing conversations with colleagues, supervisors, teams and new professionals!
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It's great to win a trophy or to have accomplishments acknowledged. Who is the winner in this story? -
Fencing is perfect for horses or other farm animals. -
Look what the stork dropped off! This Toob includes a bundle of lively and cheerful babies in different poses, including sitting, crawling, playing with blocks, cuddling a blanket, sleeping, and more!
, these figurines will turn your home into a busy nursery in no time. Be warned – adopting all of these little ones means 9 different diapers to change! -
Here is a versatile set of 12 visual metaphors, each with three questions on the back. These versatile paper tools can open doors to conversations and reflection—super fast! Each master features a delightful line illustration that is easily recognised and interpreted by adults, young people and children alike. “The taxi image is a perfect starting point for a strengths-based, solution-focussed conversation about ‘where to’. This image gives many opportunities to broaden the conversation with questions about the fastest way of getting there, who else might be in the taxi, and what signs or landmarks the person can expect to see along the way”. -
The ships of Ancient Rome included sails for when wind was favorable, but could also be driven by oars. Known as long-ships, these boats were used for a variety of purposes. -
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The triumphal arch is an iconic structure associated with Ancient Roman architecture. It consists of two large pillars connected by an arch, and may have lots of decorative elements and flourishes sculpted into it. Sometimes there are separate, smaller arches within the two main pillars. -
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Brave and unconquerable, this symbol can represent so much in the sandtray. -
Who or what will be placed in the coffin. Great symbolic piece. -
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Set of 5
Set of 5 well-known birds such as the cockatoo, lorikeet, kookaburra, penguin and emu which are all native to Australia.
