The Feeling Good Game Social Skills Whether they’re dealing with playground

Whether they’re dealing with playground conflict

affordable way for children to improve their social and emotional skills

and from the standpoint of the importance of pursuing ethical behavior as a valued goal in its own right

personal relationships

This most engaging component of Berg's anger control program clearly demonstrates the six cognitive-behavioral principles taught by the game and workbook

The Feeling Good Game Social Skills Whether they’re dealing with playgroundFeeling Good by Crystal Barber Sometimes we need a little help to feel good about ourselves, whether it's a compliment from a friend or a kindly gesture from a neighbor. And now there's another source of help: All you have to do is play the Feeling Good game. "Feeling Cards" get players thinking positive thoughts and help them recognize what makes them feel bad. "Doing Cards" give players the opportunity to act out feelings through role playing and