Relational Resources Catalogue 2018

TABLE OF CONTENTS
About Us
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Latest Additions
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Card Resources
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Book Resources
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Social Emotional Literacy

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Circle Time
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Restorative Practices
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Artistic Therapy
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Stickers
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Contact Us
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Glossary
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ABOUT US
At Relational Resources, we specialize in Visual-based resources and trainings that Connects
Lives and Build Relationships. Our Resources include cards, games, books, posters and stickers
that has connected numerous meaningful conversations between clients/parents/managers and
more. We are the exclusive distributors after teaming up with various publishers from around
the world such as Inyahead Press, Quirky Kids, Kids in Harmony, YouthLight Inc and Kimochis.
These publishers specialize in the areas of Education, Counselling, Mental Wellbeing, Learning,
Psychology and Relationships.
We are also delighted to announce that we have taken our relationship further with Innovative
Resources, Australia to bring their trainings and products to Singapore as their Master
Distributor. We work collectively with our resellers to reach out and cater to various audiences.
Our business model is different; for we do not just SELL resources. We take time to understand
our clients’ needs and areas of work and then suggest suitable tools/ resources to enhance their
role and effectiveness. We also explain and show the “possibilities” to our clients. We make it a
point to let our clients have hands on feel of the tools/ resources at our showroom before
purchase.
The resources we promote have found themselves in the hands of:

Counsellors / Social Workers / Psychologists who use it in their practice.
Teachers who use it in classrooms.
Managers who use it in the workplace to reduce conflicts, enhance teamwork and relationships.
Trainers who use it in during their trainings.
Allied Health Workers who use it in health settings, e.g. hospitals.
Doctors who use it with ailing patients.
Parents / Families who want to develop emotional literacy and coping skills.
Pastoral Care who use it to explore values and choices.
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ABOUT US
We heard the need for specialized trainings from our clients and proceeded to customise
workshops and Trainings. Cars ‘R’ Us, Artistic Therapies, Strength based trainings and trainings
on Mental Wellness are a few of our ongoing successful trainings. We strongly support social
causes and are willing to offer discounts to VWOs / clients for our trainings and resources that
aid the community. Talk to us!
WHY CHOOSE US?
WE LISTEN
We listen, we discuss, we advise based on your ideas, plans and objectives. We take the time to
understand your needs and areas of work before suggesting suitable resources/trainings.
EXPERIENCE
Our team members/consultants have collectively many years of knowledge and experience in
the field of Social Work. Counselling, Education and Organisational Psychology.
PASSION
We love what we do and we bring enthusiasm and commitment to every project we work on and
with every person we communicate with. Relational Resources is driven by a passionate group of
people who would go above and beyond for our clients. If you want a partner who cares about
your needs and what you’re looking for, then we are the right people for you.
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LATEST ADDITIONS
Thumballs – 20 Titles
A soft stuffed ball to throw, roll, or pass in a circle or randomly. Catch it! Look under your thumb. Respond to
the prompt. Everyone absolutely loves this interactive tool that will get them talking and sharing. Without even
knowing it, you will be encouraging the use of interpersonal skills including taking turns, eye contact, listening,
responding, valuing similarities and respecting individual differences. We now carry all 20 titles!
Acts of Kindness Anger Management Attitude Catch a Career Elementary Icebreakers
Emoji Feelings Empathy Group Starter Inner Beauty Mindfulness
Personal Strengths Put-Ups (not Put-Downs) Resiliency School Success Self-Control
Stop Bullying Stop the Drama Team Building Teen Issues Test Buster
ManMade Toolbox by Andrew Lines

The ManMade Toolbox is a set of cards for creating conversations with boys from
age 13, and men of any age. It helps men and boys tell their story through a set of
87 cards divided into 6 suits: My Stuff, Body Stuff, Head Stuff, Relationship Stuff, Big
stuff, Future Stuff. Each card has an opening question as well as a series of
questions that deepens the topic. It can be used for families, schools, counselling,
classroom discussions.
If you are interested in a training on how to use these cards, do let us know via our website!
Feelings by Andrew Lines

The Rite Journey Feeling Cards are 330 words that enable us to identify and express our
feelings. They help develop emotional literacy in a wide variety of contexts, such as:
classrooms, counselling work, families, couples, therapeutic sessions, corporate
workshops. It can be used for Check-In during circle sessions.
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Tiffin Talks [Tech Off, Talk On] – Self-confidence and
Trauma
FindingYourVoice cards are for professionals who help heal emotional
wounds. The simplicity of a card can build trust by saying, "I am listening
and I believe in your strengths." These cards encourage clients of all ages
to continue their healing between sessions and help them to . . . find their
voice.
Used by educators, speech therapists, behavioural therapists,

occupational therapists, and guidance counsellors — anyone wishing to
talk with a child
Visit the website http://www.tiffintalk.com/ for the full range.
Suitable For: Primary School/Adolescents
The Iconic Bears - Cube & Tactile Characters
Counsellors, social workers, teachers and parents know how important it is to

build emotional intelligence. Many children and adults love the movement of
their hands as they talk about their feelings using this tactile resource.
• Find a Bear for how you feel right now
• Find a Bear for someone you know
• Find Bears for feelings you like the best/least
• Can you tell a story about something that happened to you using different
Bears?
Introducing five delightful tactile characters from the famous card set for talking
about feelings: The Bears. Use these happy, sad, surprised, anxious, cheerful,
angry, shy, puzzled, proud, scared, playful, relaxed (and more!) bears with
children, young people or adults.
Sometimes it can be hard to recognise and talk about our feelings. Yet therapists,
counsellors, social workers, teachers, and parents—especially those who work
therapeutically with others—know how important feelings and body signals are.
Items sold separately.
Anxiety Solutions for Kids: 50 ways to ride the wave
These cards are based on solution-focused, strengths-based techniques used for

many years by experienced clinical psychologist, Dr Selina Byrne, to help children
with worry and anxiety, and to build their wellbeing and resilience. These
techniques arise out of solution-focused, strengths-based approaches, Cognitive
Behavioural Therapy, brain research, optimism theory, mindfulness practices,
interpersonal therapy and behaviour models.
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The River (Therapeutic cards from Norway)
The River" set is a psychological tool for Psychologists, Expressive Therapists, Social
workers, Occupational therapists, Group instructors and other mental health
professionals. Projective cards designed to evoke emotions and to help clients raise
issues in therapeutic settings. Suitable for Individual, Marital/Family and Group
Therapy settings. Special for dealing with life processes such as periods and processes
within
marriage, loss, Illness, Career, Parenthood etc.
A therapeutic resource including:

- Deck of 60 projective cards
- An accompanying metaphorical story (English)
- A guidebook for therapists (English)
Roads (Therapeutic cards from Norway)

A psychological tool for settings of individual therapy and group therapy.
The set is a helpful resource for mental health professionals working with children,
adolescents or adults, having a wide range of needs. The deck was developed for
therapeutic work on processes and periods in life.
Included in the deck:

✔ 67 projective cards
✔ Card with basic application ideas
More ideas for application of ROADS deck can be adopted easily from "The River
Guidebook" (a part of "The River" set)
Cyber Wellness *New*

As we embark into a digital age, it is important to take the necessary precautions
to stay safe online. Did you know there are rules to follow online?
Our Cyber Wellness Poster came about in collaboration with our Cyber Wellness
training. It highlights the key rules to follow online and serves to remind kids,
youth and even adults of net etiquette. If you are interested, we can customize
the poster to incorporate your school values too.
The poster is available in various sizes. Talk to us to find out more!
We also have the new Cyber Dilemmas In a Jar, which helps teens tackle
challenges from Internet safety to cyberbullying with a 101 thought-provoking
cyber scenarios.
Items sold separately.
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Kimochi [Means “Feelings” in Japanese]
Sometimes kids (and adults) have strong feelings that can fuel challenging behaviours. Sometimes it’s hard to know
how to communicate when you are in an emotional moment. Kimochis are a playful way to help children (and adults!)
learn how to identify and express feelings. When kids can communicate their feelings effectively, they develop
positive social skills that lead to lasting friendships and success in all aspects of life. Kimochis teach the fourth “R”—
reading, writing, arithmetic, and RELATIONSHIPS. This “R” is the foundation for success in ALL areas of life. Refer to
our order form for the full range of Kimochi products.
Character In a Jar
Character In a Jar builds and reinforces positive character traits at home, in the
classroom, after-school programs, youth groups, or wherever you interact with kids
and teens.
Inside the jar are 101 little cards printed with words or phrases—“Caring,” “Giving,”
“Service and Sharing,” “Empathy,” “Citizenship,” “Cleanliness,” “Patience,”
“Compassion,” “Tolerance,” “Cooperation,” “Reliability,” “Being Punctual,” and
many more.
Use the cards as discussion-starters or writing prompts. Act them out, talk them
over, or plan ways to live them every day. Based on What Do You Stand For? For
Teens, this is a simple, powerful tool for promoting character development.
PaperWorks
A versatile set of 12 visual metaphors, each with three questions on the back. Each
master features a delightful line illustration that is easily recognised and interpreted
by adults, young people and children alike.
Use these practical paper tools in counselling, training, self-care, goal setting,
storytelling, classrooms, team building, supervision, creative writing … anywhere you
want to create meaningful conversations.
Because they can take these sheets away with them, these practical paper tools can
work as powerful reminders of the session, particularly the client’s own thoughts,
goals, strengths and feelings
Thought Bubbles
A 56-card deck featuring 7 endearing characters that represent different ways of
thinking. Created by a team of Singapore psychologists, it offers:
- a hands-on way to help children and adults notice and choose their thoughts
- a fun activity for family and friends
- an excellent resource for counsellors and therapists
- a platform for self-discovery and growth
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CARD RESOURCES
Angels
A set of 52 colorful, heart-warming cards featuring whimsical angels.
But these are not angels from another realm; they are the angels you
meet every day as a kind word, a helping hand, a friendly smile!
These strength-based cards are designed to build conversations, tell
stories, and help people of all ages think differently about who they
are, what is important, and how to navigate life’s ups and downs.
A Patchwork Life
A set of 40 colorful cards (With stickers included) that is designed for

women who want a fresh perspective on everyday life. These dream-
like images help women reflect on thoughts and feelings. It is
designed to inspire the conversations, storytelling and creativity of
women of all ages!
A Pocket of Stones
A set of 12 hand-crafted, ceramic heads, each one with a different
shape and a different facial expression. Each set of stone heads
comes in a canvas drawstring pouch with a small booklet of
suggestions on how to use the stones, including tips for family
work. These delightfully tactile stone characters provide a unique
way of talking about feelings. They can be used by themselves or
with other play therapy materials to open up conversations about
what is happening in our lives.
Add On: Stones Have Feelings Too Card, Stones Stickers & The Wrong Stone Book!
And Whether Pigs Have Wings?
This resource has three components, a book, a set of cards and a CD

ROM. The cards are a set of questions relating to learning
strategies. They may be used to scaffold discussions about the use
of learning strategies. The CD ROM provides an interactive approach
to setting learning goals.
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Bully Free Zone in a Jar
Great tips for dealing with bullying! Use Bully Free Zone in a
Jar to promote group discussions about healthy ways to
reduce bullying. Individuals can use cards to learn anti-
bullying strategies—whether they are the target of bullying,
a bystander, the person doing the bullying, or all three.
Can Do Dinosaurs
A set of 24 loveable character cards especially designed for

young children to reinforce learning and safety. Each card
features the words "Can do..." and focuses on what children
can do rather than on what they can't.
Cars ‘R’ Us Kit

Built around a fleet of very human-looking cars
demonstrating a range of emotions in everyday situations.
The characters provide rich metaphors for describing our
good days and bad days, our mistakes and success and the
choices we can make. Inspired by Choice Theory, Reality
Therapy and strengths-based ideas, Cars ‘R’ Us is a
conversation-building tool for exploring our feelings and
setting goals.
Chill Skills in a Jar

Learn healthy ways to cage your rage. Deal positively with
your anger & maintain respectful relationships. Use it to
promote group discussions about healthy ways to deal with
anger. Individuals can also use cards to learn calming
strategies for tense or difficult situations.
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Choosing Strengths
Choosing Strengths is a set of 36 cards that acts as a
conversation building resource founded in the rich tradition
of Choice Theory & Strengths-Based Practice. Each card
identifies a potential strength that anyone can choose to
cultivate and make their own.
Cope Cards for Little Kids

Have been developed to help scaffold the teaching and
learning process. They use soft friendly colours and a
friendly 'monkey' character to engage children. They are
intended to aid learning by providing a vocabulary; acting as
a prompt; and providing a scaffold for thinking. The cards
cover both helpful and unhelpful strategies and come with a
comprehensive set of simple activities for use.
Deep Speak
Some questions are hard to answer, some questions take us
by surprise, some questions haunt us for years, some
questions make us laugh and some questions challenge our
values. Deep Speak is a set of 120 cards are colour-coded
into six broad themes – openers, identity, beliefs, emotions,
values and relationships. It builds rich discussions about
some of life’s big questions.
Face It
This set of 35 hand-drawn cards, depict a wide range of
facial expressions and are designed to engage children and
adults from diverse social and cultural backgrounds as well
as those on the autism spectrum or with other special
needs. They can help families resolve conflicts and
classmates explore social scenarios or ethical dilemmas.
Regardless of scenario, Face It cards have the capability to
overcome any barrier! The structure of the cards are
tailored to connect with children with special needs.
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Feelings in a Jar
Everyone needs to know how to name and express feelings.
Each jar holds 101 little cards printed with “feelings words”—
gleeful, insecure, grateful, angry, cranky, courageous, hopeful,
and many more. Pull a slip and act out the feeling, or invite
someone else to act it out. Use as discussion starters,
journaling prompts, or icebreakers for groups.
Funky Fish Feelings

A card set designed to help people of all ages explore Oceans
of Emotions looks set to make a seriously optimistic splash
early next year. Funky Fish Feelings features 48 vibrant and
unique cards, including 47 expressive fish, and one
contemplative seahorse.
Girltopia
This cards is designed to help adolescent girls experience
healthy self-esteem and a positive relationship with their own
body. It is also designed to help develop girls' personal
awareness of how women are represented by the media,
advertising and stereotypes so that they can enjoy a healthy and
positive attitude towards their own maturing body. They aim to
create a space where the risky edges of conversation and
feelings can be explored in a lively and supported manner.
Add On: Inner Beauty Thumball!
Growing Well
Made up of 50 cards with a booklet and 5 scaling pads. Practical

and highly engaging personality inventory built around 50 key
statements that research has shown to be important indicators
of mental health and balance. Accompanying each statement is
a 'scale' using simple illustrations of a seed growing into a tree.
Formed by psychologists and professionals across broad
settings, it is an easy but highly comprehensive tool for gauging
lients’ well-being.
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Inside Out – A Journaling Kit
Here is a boxed set of 32 full-colour cards which is a powerful

creative way to name our feelings, tell our stories and navigate
life’s ups and downs. Teachers ask your students to choose a
card and respond to the key word, images, quote or suggestions
on the card.
Life Tweaking
A small tweak or a very simple next step can feel graspable,
manageable, do-able and even inviting. And a series of tiny
tweaks can join forces to create big, life-changing patterns. Life
Tweaking belongs in the ‘tool kit’ of anyone who works with
others to bring about change. This set of 50 cards had been
specially developed to prompt questions, conversation,
storytelling and reflection to help people identify their key
strengths, values, priorities and next steps.
Mates Traits
A set of 32 colourful cards with a bonus colouring book to help

learn how to build and celebrate friendships and families. Learn
about social skills, communication, personalities and interests
using this unique resource for preventing and overcoming
bullying, and creating relationships of goodwill and hope.
Nature of strengths
A set of 28 cards inspired by nature’s genius. With exquisitely

detailed watercolour paintings in the style of a naturalist’s
notebook, each card describes a characteristic of a plant, animal
or insect—inviting us to apply that strength in our own lives. It
may be used by teachers, environmental educators, counsellors,
social workers and mentors. Nature of Strengths is a resource
for creating conversations and reflection about strengths,
virtues, goals and ways of forward in times of difficulty.
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Next Steps
A set of 52 laminated, full-colour cards with photographs of
everyday objects and activities. These cards present an accessible
way for anyone to identify one or more achievable steps they can
take this afternoon, tomorrow or next week. They are invaluable
in settings such as mental health, family services, counselling and
emergency support.
Note to Self
It contains over 70 questions reflecting on our choices in life. It
focuses on the only things we have direct control over - our
thoughts and our actions. Steeped in the principles of Choice
Theory and Reality Therapy, Note to Self reminds us that our lives
can be rich with meaning when we feel connected and fulfilled.
These cards are a powerful tool across a range of situations,
including personal-reflection, counselling, group work or with
anyone who wants to make a positive difference in their life.
Optimism Boosters (new edition)

Each of the 30 cards creates a window into change by asking a key
question. There are three suits - goals, possibilities and strategies -
and ten question cards in each suit. Dip into the cards with your
friends, clients or students for fresh ways of thinking about
problems and decisions.
Our Scrapbook of Strengths
This cards introuduce eight broad themes that are essential for the
hapipiness and cohesion of communities, families and teams:
Communication, Acceptance, Affection, Sharing Activities, Support,
Resilience, Togetherness and Commitment. Use these cards to
help identify and acknowledge strengths to build a community
group’s capacity to tackle a new project. The cards can be used as
a creative prompt for storytelling, as a tool for relationship and
premarital counselling and as a resource for negotiating rules and
building a sense of belonging with blended or step-families.
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Picture This
This conversation-building card set suggests 28 domains that
might be seen as key areas for assessing and building strengths in
any organization. Each domain has four suggested indicators and a
simple measurement scale that can be used to consider how your
organization shapes up.
Positive Parenting
Parenting can be delightful, difficult, funny, heart-breaking and

enormously rewarding. It may be the very best—and the most
challenging—thing you have ever done. This set of 40 cards will be
a wonderful tool for opening up conversations and storytelling
with parents about their experiences, struggles, ideas, and hopes
for their children and for themselves as parents.
Reflexions
The right visual edge for adolescents! A set of 32 cards or stickers

using street and techno style, computer enhanced photography
for encouraging adolescents to explore their lives. Each card
features a key word and a layer of images to illustrate it. By
encouraging conversations about the good stuff and the hard
stuff, this is a powerful tool for building identity, self-esteem
and goals.
Add On: Reflection Stickers
RX for Stress in a Jar
Ideas and activities we can use to deal with the stress. Use Rx for
Stress for conversation and discussion starters; warm-ups and ice-
breakers; writing and storytelling prompts; thought or activity of
the day; daily insight and support for positive personal
development; and more!
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Sensitive New Age Cavepersons
This punchy prehistoric card set invites reflection and discussion
about the pressures and stresses faced by modern men as they
undertake a myriad of roles and responsibilities.
Each comical Neolithic character invites rich conversations about

male identity, purpose and fulfilment, and offers a cue to help
build discussions. The cavepersons depicted in these cards are
not blindly unthinking male chauvinists. They are responsive,
responsible men who are wrestling with the same roles, issues
and scenarios as men today.
Shadows & Deeper Shadows

This set of 48 watercolor images resource acknowledges that
pain and suffering often need to be 'storied' before resolution is
possible. These iconic images invite the viewer to reflect on their
experiences and explore the meaning of the 'shadows' in their
lives.
Signposts
A set of 48 cards based on original photographs for building
conversations about meaning, spirituality, connectedness and
transformation. It can revitalize our contemplation and create
dynamic conversations about matters we hold closest to our
hearts.
Sometimes Magic
Sometimes Magic is a set of 33 colorful cards designed to
sharpen our insights into how learning occurs through the eyes
of the learner. As a strengths based tool, Sometimes Magic is not
a diagnostic tool that explores learning difficulties. It does not
focus on problems but can help create powerful, optimistic
conversations about how we, as individuals, learn and grow.
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Stones…have feelings too!
Describing feelings is at the heart of emotional literacy and
therapeutic work. Meet 52 happy, sad, afraid, shy, joyful and just
plain outrageous stone characters. There are no words on the
front of the cards so a user is free to interpret the feeling
portrayed by the character. But, on the back of each card, three
possible words help build a vocabulary for describing the
emotion expressed.
Add On: A Pocket of Stones, Stickers & The Wrong Stone Book!
Storycatching (revised edition)

A set of 80 full-color cards for people of all ages. The story
prompts on each card are designed to promote personal
reflection and the importance of shared experience through
the art of storytelling.
Strength Cards
For over two decades Strength Cards have played a vital self-
esteem building role in the lives of countless individuals and
families. The new edition of the Strength Cards are even more
engaging, with the same life-changing potential. Applicable to
all age groups.
Add On: Strength Cards for Stickers, Personal Strengths Thumball
Strength Cards for Kids (new 3rd edition)

A delightful, strengths-based resource aimed at primary
school aged children. Practical, positive, affirming statements
and fun-loving cartoon-style graphics, designed for children.
Teachers love to use these for 'Strengths of the Week' or
'About Me' project.
Add On: Strength Cards for Stickers
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Strengths in Circles
The world’s first hands-on tool that identifies 42 key elements
that sit at the hub of Circles conversations. These are the
values or ground rules that build cultures of respect into
Circles work. Based on Sue Roffey’s ‘ASPIRE’ acronym,
Strengths in Circles is built around 6 essential themes.
Add On: Circle Solutions for Student Wellbeing Book
Strengths in Teams
This card set has two simple messages: We all contribute
strengths to our teams and we all gain strengths from our
teams. 'Strengths in Teams' is all about noticing, identifying,
mobilizing and celebrating these strengths. We hope you will
chuckle with this new edition of an Innovative Resources
classic!
Symbols
A symbol is a metaphor something that means something else.

Symbols, a box of 100 evocative images, are a set of simple,
free-hand line drawings of everyday objects that can suggest
layers of meaning to the observer. It has been effective in
achieving transitions in life, moving past grieves and hurts and is
highly useful across variety of settings and with different age
groups and ethnicities.
Temper Tamers in a Jar
Learn ways to calm down and keep cool in order to control

temper and express feelings in positive ways. Use Temper
Tamers In a Jar to promote group discussions about healthy
ways to deal with anger. Individuals can also use cards to learn
calming strategies for tense or difficult situations.
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The Bear Cards *Bear apps available
Our new Bears have even more charm, express a greater range of
emotions and look more personal! Perfect for social workers,
psychologists, counselors, teachers and chaplains. The absence of
text allows the cards to be used with clients of all ages, settings
and situations. The Bears is grounded on the principle that talking
about feelings is one of the cornerstones of emotional and mental
health. Works extremely well for young kids assisting them to
express their feelings through visuals.
Add On: Bear Sticker, The Bears Tactile Characters, The Bears Cube
The Harmony Cards for Kids Bundle

Creates space to acknowledge and experience the positive
influence virtues and values have in our day-to-day lives. It
supports parents and teachers in promoting awareness as well as
social and emotional wellbeing. Just the simple act of reading this
book can have a positive effect on your mood, emotions and
relationships. It nurtures the bonds of love, belonging and
connection.
Includes: Book, Card & Stickers
The Heart Masters: Resilience Series
The Heart Masters: Communication Cards
Use the cards to explore verbal and non-verbal behavior. An

accompanying booklet provides many ideas for using the cards in
discussions, role-plays, games and activities.
The Heart Masters: Coping Strategies for Young

People
Used in games, lessons or when communicating with young

people about health, positive behavior, classroom management,
emotional intelligence and social skills.
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The Heart Masters: Resilience Cards – Behaviours
Used as teaching aids in class or as discussion starters in counseling
situations. The booklet cover topics on resilience, coping, emotions,
teamwork, friendship, supportive relationships, bullying and problem
solving. The ‘Ghost’ character exhibits many behaviors, some helpful,
some not-so-helpful. Just like most humans really. People of all ages find
them humorous and thought provoking.
The Heart Masters: Resilience Cards - Feelings

Accompanied by a book full with ideas, these cards are a lovely resource
for helping children to develop an emotional vocabulary and emotional
awareness. Each colorful card has an illustration with a feeling word. This
helps children and young people to build the vocabulary and awareness
that is essential to the development of social and emotional skills,
including self awareness, empathy, motivation and self-regulation.
The Heart Masters: Resilience Cards – Values &

Attributes
Central to building resilience is an awareness of the qualities that give
young people the strength to overcome challenges. These cards provide
a great resource for scaffolding positive, playful and non-threatening
discussion about young peoples’ similarities and differences. They also
assist young people to see others in a positive light, in terms of personal
values and qualities rather than in more superficial ways.
The Kangas
In this pocket-sized 20-card pack you’ll find a jaunty bunch of boomers,
each of whom expresses a different emotion: proud, curious, scared,
friendly… you pick the words! These cards are designed to help anyone
name and identify feelings. For children and adults alike, finding the right
words to describe feelings can be a real challenge; this is when the right
picture can truly be worth a thousand words.
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The Koalas
This pocket-sized 20-card pack features a dandy bunch of fuzzy gum-leaf
chewers, each of whom expresses a different emotion: proud, curious,
scared, friendly… you pick the words! This is a great way to build
emotional vocabularies but also to demonstrate how we each show and
interpret feelings differently. Perfect for teachers, trainers, social
workers, managers, counsellors.
The Likes of Youth

Aims to initiate conversation and coping strategies by providing a
common ground. Boosts social emotional well-being for adolescent boys.
The cards feature a single character to initiate discussion around
isolation and support.
The Scaling Kit: Visual metaphors for noticing change

The New Scales Pads (Balance, Circle, Ladder, Pathway, Pendulum,
Rating Wheel, Sun up / sun down, Thermometer, Ups and Downs and
Water Tank) could be used as a visual metaphor to record parts of the
change process.
There’s a Gorilla in My Classroom

A set of tools for responding to classroom resistance. It includes a set of
60 cards, 'Resistance Tactics'. These illustrate many classroom behaviors,
both pro and anti-learning, depending on the circumstances and a book
filled with ideas and activities.
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Two Worlds
Designed by experienced separation counsellors and child and family
workers , Two Worlds is a tool for building healing conversations with
chilldren or adults experiencing separation or those experiencing any
significant transitions and life changes. This set of 48 cards help provide
a voice for everyone touched by separation by using gentle water color
illustrations.
Ups & Downs

Our most versatile resource to-date. Talk about strengths – talk about
feelings – talk about mental wellbeing – talk about relationships – talk
about men’s issues…
Life is full of Ups and Downs, but what we make of these is up to us. This
delightful set of 54 full-color cards uses humor and poignancy to
represent us as 'Every person' sailing on life's billowing ocean in a
bathtub.
Views from the Veranda

A set of 75 playful cards for the serious tasks of identifying values and
planning for the future. We all need to take time to reflect on the view
from where we now sit. Where am I heading and in what time frame?
What is in the way? What do I want to focus on?
Add On: Views from the Verandah Sticker
Vision For Supervision

Consists of 40 cards arranged in 5 colour-coded suits:
Beginning: Establishing a relationship

Contexting: Identifying our accountability
Sharpening the Focus: Making each session count
Widening the Lens: Mapping our professional development
Ending: Celebrating the journey
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What Do You Stand For? Character Building Card
Game
Turn learning into a game and kids will want to play. This card
game spotlights ten top character traits: Caring, Citizenship,
Cooperation, Fairness, Forgiveness, Honesty, Relationships,
Respect, Responsibility, and Safety. To win, players collect cards of
each trait. Each card features a "What If" scenario or question
about character that gets kids thinking about what they would do-
and what they stand for.
Add On: What Do You Stand For Book [Kids/Teens]
Walking The Boundaries

Every human service profession, organisation and business is
governed by the laws of the land. Most are held accountable to
codes of conduct created from within their organisation or
profession as well. But many practitioners—including social
workers, counsellors, teachers and carers—face dozens of
everyday ethical decisions regarding both clients and colleagues
that may not be clear cut.
What Works?
This conversation-building card set suggests 28 domains that
might be seen as key areas for assessing and building strengths in
any organization. Each domain has four suggested indicators and
a simple measurement scale that can be used to consider how
your organization shapes up.
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SOCIAL EMOTIONAL
LITERACY
Anger Management
Laying out a host of effective tips to manage anger, this book
comes with the power to change things for the better. It explains
confusing emotion of anger in simple terms, including the
physiology of anger and its deleterious effects. Using light-hearted
style of writing, it also shares easy tips to self-manage anger and
master anger in chronic situations and where unhappiness spirals
into harmful behaviors.
Beneath You’re Beautiful
It has been written as a starting place for dialogue about body

image and to teach girls that real beauty comes from the
inside/out. This book includes questions that you can ask your
daughter to get a real conversation happening that will empower
your daughter to be all that they can be. Beautifully illustrated with
heartfelt quotes it will delight the little girl in everyone.
“Can be part of a program, e.g. wellness or body image.”
Add On: Inner Beauty Thumball
Brief Counseling That Works

Combines step-by-step instructions with vivid case examples to
provide a comprehensive and practical overview of the
fundamental principles of Solution-Focused Brief Counseling
(SFBC). This essential resource for counselors will also be helpful to
teachers and school administrators who advise elementary and
secondary students, as well as psychologists and social workers
who work with youth both in and out of the school setting.
Bullying is a Pain in the Brain
Bullies are mean. Bullies are scary. Bullying is a pain in the brain—
and every child needs to know what to do when confronted by
one. This book blends humour with serious, practical suggestions
for coping with bullies. Trevor Romain reassures kids that they're
not alone and it's not their fault if a bully decides to pick on them.
He explains some people are bullies and describes realistic ways to
become "Bully-Proof," stop bullies from hurting others, and get
help in dangerous situations.
Suitable For: Primary School
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Changing Behaviour in Schools
Good teachers know that positive relationships with students and school
connectedness lead to both improved learning and better behaviors for
all students, and this is backed up by research. Changing Behaviour in
Schools will show you how to promote positive behaviors and wellbeing
in your setting.
Counselling Skills for Teachers

Relationship building is key to the successful mentoring and teaching of
today's youth. This book is an indispensable reference for both students
in teacher education programs and experienced classroom teachers.
Teachers are often called upon to respond quickly and appropriately to
students' social and emotional needs, drawing from instinct more than
anything else. This book also discusses: Responding to a range of
behaviours, Building a culture of tolerance and respect in the classroom,
Motivating disengaged students, and Communicating effectively. the
students in their schools.
Dare (The Weird Series)

This is a story about standing up to bullying in schools. Jayla feels
threatened by her classmate Sam, who has bullied her in the past for her
“nerdy” love of astronomy and stars. Sam is now bullying Jayla’s friend
Luisa, and she enlists Jayla to participate. Jayla reluctantly joins in but
soon realizes it is wrong. With the help of caring adults and friends, Jayla
comes to sympathize with Luisa and finds the courage to dare to stand up
to Sam and put an end to the bullying.
Exploring Feelings: Cognitive Behaviour Therapy to Manage

Anxiety
This book provides a guide for caregivers along with a workbook section
that allows children to identify anxiety-provoking situations, and teaches
them how to perceive them differently.
Helpful topics include:
Overview of the Exploring Feelings Program

Introduction to Cognitive Behavior Therapy
The Emotional Toolbox
Social Stories
Research Evidence on the Effectiveness of Exploring Feelings and more!
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How to be a Friend
Friends make life richer, and learning how to make friends is an
important part of growing up. Here are the wise dinosaurs with help and
practical advice on how to make friends. A reassuring text and humorous
illustrations show everyday situations that children can relate to and
understand. Best of all, the book presents the many ways to be a friend,
as well as the ways not to. This valuable resource is for the whole family.
Suitable For: Parents/Primary School
Kids’ Skills
A playful and practical approach to solving difficulties faced by children.
At the heart of Kids’ Skills is one very significant notion—practically all
problems can be seen as skills that need to be developed. 15 simple steps
show us how to convert problems into skills. These practical steps create
dynamic and playful partnerships between carers and children. This
method invites children to become active participants in skill-building and
solution-finding.
Kids’ Skills in Action

These stories describe a range of situations in which human service
workers have applied the Kids’ Skills method to help children surmount
difficulties and build the skills they need, from managing anger to
overcoming fears, preventing bedwetting to coping with divorce
Mindful Teacher, Mindful School : Improving Wellbeing in

Teaching and Learning
With this guide to mindful practice, combining theory with practice and
illustrated with real life stories, teachers can learn how to use
mindfulness in their own professional and personal lives as well as how
to incorporate it in their teaching to support student wellbeing. Packed
full of DIY exercises, activities to use in the classroom and links to
resources and further reading, this inspiring book will support
experienced and new teachers to maintain a healthy work-life balance
and thrive as a teaching professional.
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Narrative Counseling in School
This book is based on the premise that stories, rather than hard-nosed
realities, shape our lives. By changing the stories that negatively label
and define students, we help them open up new avenues and
opportunities. The second edition of the book present even more case
studies, guidance, and examples of counselling practice to help students
narrate stories that “redescribe” who they are and can be. Mindful that
today's busy counsellors ...
Nobody (The Bully Free Kids series)
A story about overcoming bullying in schools. Thomas feels like no

matter what he does, he can’t escape Kyle’s persistent bullying. At
school, at soccer—nowhere feels safe. With support from friends,
classmates, and adults, Thomas starts to feel more confident in himself
and his hobbies, while Kyle learns the importance of kindness to others.
The book concludes with “activity club” pages for kids, as well as
information to help parents, teachers, counselors, and other adults
foster dialogue with children about ways to stop bullying.
Strengths-Based Counseling (At Risk Youth)

Provides the tools to understand and access strengths buried beneath
problem behaviors. Offers specific, effective strategies in working with
adolescents to construct positive identities and realistic action plans.
Suitable For: Adolescents
The Heart Masters: Building Resilience & Managing the

Difficult Emotions – Teacher Resource
Bad things happen every day. Sometimes they cause feelings of anger,
worry or helplessness. The first section concentrates on five habits that
help maintain physical and mental health. The second section of the
book discusses the difficult emotions; anger, worry and
helplessness. There are plenty of enjoyable quizzes and activities that
will help young people to understand their own profiles, while giving
them new ideas to try out. Short sections also provide information
about grief, alcohol and tobacco.
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The Heart Masters: Junior Primary School
Packed with stories and activities aimed at creating a sense of belonging

for young children in the classroom. The eight themes encourage
friendly behaviour and positive relationships through the development
of emotional literacy. It includes sections on; Welcoming; Rules, Rules,
Rules; I'm Special, You're Special; Learning about Feelings; Cool, Calm
and In Control; Mistakes and Muck-ups; Bunji; It's Party Time!
Suitable For: Primary 1 & 2
The Heart Masters: Dreamer’s Club

In Dreamers Club, children go on a journey through the lands of
Possibility, Wild Things, Trust, Great Mistakes, Bravery and Problem
Solvers, to Dreamers Land. Along the way they have many challenges
that develop social, emotional and thinking skills. The book is full of
great stories, games, fun activities and reflective questions.
The Heart Masters: Middle to Senior Primary School

Has an emphasis on emotional, social and study skills. Mastery of
these skills provides a platform for creating the sense of belonging
that is critical to individual well-being and success in secondary
school. Contains 20 sessions that can be adapted to suit the
approaches of schools. Each session is designed to introduce a critical
skill. Session notes and experiential activities accompany blackline
master worksheets. Habit building activities are designed to enhance
skills beyond the classroom.
The Heart Masters: Junior Secondary School

This book has over 20 fun and engaging sessions to help young people
explore some of the important questions that confront them at the
beginning of their adult lives. The activities may be used flexibly and
adapted for different purposes depending on the specific key learning
area or objective of the teacher using the activity. The main themes of
the resource are identity, success, relationships, conformity, future
and careers
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The New Teacher’s Survival Guide to Behaviour
Standing in front of a class of students is challenging enough, but what
if they just won’t behave? This book will tell you how to start off on
the right foot as a new teacher, and how to look after yourself as well
as your classes. Chapters will help you to build up your confidence and
awareness, develop positive relationships with your students, create
supportive bonds with colleagues, and manage disruptive, distressed
and defiant students calmly.
The Strengths Approach (expanded 2nd edition)
This book clearly describes the ideas, values, beliefs and frameworks
that help create respectful ways of working with people. His book is
full of anecdotes and examples of strengths-based practice in action.
Noticing strengths and exceptions, creating ‘pictures of the future’,
using the column approach, measuring change and client-owned
recording are just a few of the topics explored.
The Wrong Stone

This much-loved picture book features exquisite full-colour
illustrations throughout. Enjoy the pebbly jokes and flinty drama of
this heart-warming story, in which the Wrong Stone finds his special
place in the world and everyone is valued. It is an ideal picture book
for children and adults to read together and can be used to open
conversations with children about difference, self-esteem and finding
one’s niche in life.
Add On: A Pocket of Stones, Stickers & Stones.. Have Feelings Too Card!
Tough (The Weird Series)

This is a story about how to stop bullying in schools. Sam is
concerned about keeping things orderly and “cool” at school. She
thinks people need to have a tough skin in order to fit in and
withstand others’ meanness and lack of cooperation. Sam teases her
free-spirited classmate Luisa and enlists a friend, Jayla, to help. But
when Sam is confronted by a concerned teacher about her bullying,
and Jayla turns on Sam and befriends Luisa, Sam begins to show
some heart and rethink her treatment of others.

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Walking in Other Shoes
There are two main parts to empathy, the emotional and the
cognitive. The emotional is the ability to feel for another, and the
cognitive is to judge, or evaluate that feeling, as a basis for action.
Empathy is central to children having a deeper understanding of
themselves and others. Walking in other Shoes takes a comprehensive
approach to the teaching of empathy. A book full with insights and
activities.
Weird (The Weird series)
This book illustrates the story of Luisa who is constantly being teased
as being “Weird” even though she is constantly being herself. Kids will
easily relate to her and eventually learn how to face challenges
through the story this book tells.
What Do You Stand For? KIDS
Previously titled Being Your Best, this award-winning book helps kids
build character to last a lifetime. This book builds positive traits like
caring, citizenship, cooperation, courage, fairness, honesty, respect, and
responsibility. The true stories, inspiring quotations, thought-provoking
dilemmas, and activities in this book help kids grow into capable, moral
teens and adults.
What Do You Stand For? TEENS
Young people need guidance from caring adults to build strong, positive
character traits—but they can also build their own. This book by the
best-selling author of The Kid’s Guide to Social Action invites teens to
explore and practice honesty, kindness, empathy, integrity, tolerance,
patience, respect, and more. The activities invite them to explore what
they stand for at school, at home, and in their communities. True
stories profile real kids who exemplify positive traits.
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When Dinosaurs Divorce
Dinosaurs Divorce Will Help you Understand:
• Divorce Words and What They Mean
• Why Parents Divorce • Celebrating Holidays and Special Occasions
• What About You? • Telling Your Friends
• After the Divorce • Meeting Parents' New Friends
• Living with One Parent • Living with Stepparents
• Visiting Your Parent • Having Stepsisters and Stepbrothers.
• Having Two Homes
When Dinosaurs Die
Explains in simple language the feelings people may have regarding

the death of a loved one and the ways to honor the memory of
someone who has died.
“A good book teaching how to handle grief”
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CIRCLE TIME BOOKS
The Beginner’s Guide to Circle Time with Primary Students
Circle Time is a simple methodology for learning in a group. In this

book, the author explains what Circle Time is and how it's done, and
explores the role of the facilitator. Also included is an explanation of
the importance of reflection as part of the Circle Time process and
easy-to-use reflection sheets that may form the basis of a student
journal
Circle Time & Learning About Feelings

The book is full of lesson plans &activities that build interpersonal skills.
Themes include; belonging, perseverance, happiness, worry, anger,
compassion and many more. Students explore how their feelings
influence their behaviours &their relationships. They listen & share,
and learn how they are similar and different to others, not only on the
outside, but on the inside as well.
Circle Time & Learning About Stories

Students love this exciting and fun way of learning. Using the Circle
Time method, students play games, do activities, use their
imaginations, create dramatic interpretations and movements, share
opinions and ideas through sentence completions, silent statements
and guided reflections. In this way a shared passion and understanding
of stories is created. Children are playfully united. The method is
applicable to all students regardless of reading ability. The resource is
packed with activities, includes sample lesson formats and visual
prompts.
Circle Time for Adolescents: A Seven Step Programme for

14 to 16 Year Olds
At this transitional phase schools focus on the continuity of curriculum
rather than emotional needs. This Circle Time book helps develop
emotional wellbeing and reduces the likelihood that pupils will
struggle in the later stages of secondary education. Young people need
signposting, support, understanding, direction and confidence building
at the start of their Key Stage 4 journey. The learning achieved in this
programme fits some of the requirements of Citizenship and PSHE
curriculum.
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Circle Time for Junior Primary
A set of 40 sessions covering topics including; welcoming, listening,
appreciating, joining in, friends, special occasions, cooperating, helping,
feelings, managing myself, making mistakes, encouraging myself and
others, and many more. Each session includes a welcoming activities,
warm ups, main activity, discussion question, concluding activity and
follow up suggestions.
Circle Time Games and Activities Book

The kit includes a booklet full of ideas, activities and games, complete
with B & W image cards, feelings cards and character cards. Includes an
explanation of Circle Time along with a host of ideas, activities and
games suitable for multiple age groups.
Image Cards - for imaginative activities like storytelling and discussion
Feelings Cards - for building an emotional vocabulary and learning to
read faces and body language
Character Cards - for identifying positive traits in self, friends and
relationships
Suitable For: Primary School/Adolescent
Introducing Circle Time in Secondary School

This resource comprises of seven sessions with comprehensive
facilitator notes and copiable resources. Topics covered include:
listening, friendship, bullying, anger.
This book will assist pupils to develop three key areas: awareness and
development of self, development of personal skills, improve
understanding of groups and group processes.
More Circle Time in Secondary School

facilitator notes and copiable resources. Topics covered include:
feelings, communication, self-confidence, rights and responsibilities.
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Concluding Circle Time for Secondary Students
facilitator notes and copiable resources. Topics covered include: peer
pressure, individuality, disagreements.
Circle Solutions for Student Wellbeing

First published as Circle Time for Emotional Literacy, this new edition
has been updated to reflect how the Circle Solutions philosophy and
pedagogy can be used to build relationships and resilience for children
and young people. Putting current research on wellbeing into
practice, Circle Solutions addresses issues not incidents, solutions
rather than problems, and strengths rather than deficits, providing a
framework for student engagement and learning. Activities and games
included in the book promote positive communication skills, empathy
and connectedness, class cohesion and co-operation, friendship skills
and ethical behaviour.
Developing Resilience with Circle Time

Circle Time is an ideal method for helping children to develop
resilience in the classroom. This resource has 40 sessions on cards.
These are easy to use and require minimal planning. They include;
getting to know each other, trust building, self awareness, happiness,
strengths, empathy, optimism, goal setting, coping, problem solving,
decision making, managing emotions, help seeking and help giving.
The Grab and Go Circle Time Kit

Thinking and behaving restoratively does not come naturally to all
kids. Evidence shows that schools that actively teach Restorative
Thinking and Behaviour to students report less bullying behaviour; less
anxious kids; less anxious parents and happier teachers. We have
harnessed the Circle Time pedagogy to create thirteen wonderful
sessions to teach Junior Primary Students how to think and behave
restoratively.
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Six Years of Circle Time
Provides a structured step-by-step curriculum framework with games
and activities at every stage. Comes in 4 sections
• self esteem,
• communication,
• relationships and spiritual,
• moral development.
Working in Circle in Primary & Secondary Classrooms
This book is a comprehensive manual for anyone wishing to use the

circle in their classroom for community building; social skills;
democratic decision making or just having fun together as a class. It is a
complete guide - saving valuable time in searching for a collection of
fun games or resources suitable for primary or secondary classrooms.
Circles in schools can build and create a sense of belonging trust loyalty
and community-mindedness.
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Circles Posters
We can customize the posters to your requirement (e.g. include school logo, values)
Available in A1, A2 and A4 sizes.
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RESTORATIVE PRACTICES
BOOKS
A Practical Introduction to Restorative Practices in Schools:

Theory, Skills and Guidance
A proven approach to conflict resolution in schools, this book shows

how restorative justice can be successfully implemented in your school.
Suitable for use in educational settings for children of all ages, it
describes what restorative justice is and how it can be used to achieve
school-wide benefits.
Better Than Carrots Or Sticks

Classroom management is traditionally a matter of encouraging good
behaviour and discouraging bad by doling out rewards and
punishments. But studies show that when educators empower students
to address and correct misbehaviour among themselves, positive
results are longer lasting and more wide reaching. In Better Than
Carrots or Sticks, provide a practical blueprint for creating a
cooperative and respectful classroom climate in which students and
teachers work through behavioural issues together.
Crime, Shame & Reintegration
This book, a contribution to general criminological theory, suggests that

the key to why some societies have higher crime rates than others lies
in the way different cultures go about the social process of shaming
wrongdoers. Shaming can be counterproductive, making crime
problems worse. But when shaming is done within a cultural context of
respect for the offender, it can be extraordinarily powerful, efficient,
and just form of social control.
Suitable For: Adolescents/Adults
Implementing Restorative Practices in Schools
Restorative practice is a proven approach to discipline in schools that

favours relationships over retribution, and has been shown to improve
behaviour and enhance teaching and learning outcomes. However, in
order for it to work, restorative practice needs a relational school
culture.
Implementing Restorative Practice in Schools explains what has to

happen in a school in order for it to become truly restorative.
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Just Schools: A Whole School Approach to Restorative Justice
Restorative justice is a dynamic and innovative way of dealing with
conflict in schools, promoting understanding and healing over assigning
blame or dispensing punishment. It can create an ethic of care and justice
that makes schools safer and happier, not only through reducing conflict,
but also in terms of developing active citizenship skills, good self-esteem,
open communication and team work in students. This practical handbook
presents a whole school approach to repairing harm using a variety of
means including peer mediation, healing circles and conference circles.
Restorative Practices in Classrooms: Rethinking Behaviour

Management
Offers the productive middle ground of proven scripts that give new
practitioners a starting framework for what to say in the face of difficult
conflicts without being prescriptive. The manual is clearly presented
taking practitioners in gentle stages through the rough realities of
confronting injustices in school.
Restorative Practices in Schools: Rethinking Behaviour

Management
A 'just' school is a place where victims and offenders and their respective
communities of care are active participants in processes that ensure equal
justice and fairness. Victims are empowered to have their needs met and
to have their experience validated. Offenders are able to tell their stories
and be given the chance to make amends. This book takes you through
the restorative practice process with chapters on: deciding whether to
conference or not, conference preparation, convening the conference,
managing the emotional dynamics, what if? Appendices and case studies.
Restorative Practices & Bullying: Rethinking Behaviour

Management
This book presents a fresh approach to dealing with bullying, based on
restorative justice principles. This approach focuses on the needs of the
community affected by bullying behaviour, rather than simply
apportioning blame and deciding on punishment. This book is aimed
directly at those who have to deal with bullying - in classrooms, corridors,
playgrounds, and now on mobile phones and the internet. It provides
responses that can bring about repair and healing and, in the long term,
make school a safer place.
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Mediation and Restoration in Circle Time
Evidence suggests that the processes of restorative justice and mediation

can:
• Improve the school climate by increasing understanding of rules
• * Build a community capacity to respond to problem behaviour
• * Increase the skills and self-awareness of all participants.
This book not only provides guidance on organising Circle Time sessions,
but also looks at the Every Child Matters agenda. It highlights how
Restorative Justice and Mediation can be advantageous both for increasing
children's participation and for developing their emotional literacy.
Restorative Practices Prompt Cards
A Set of 35 Cards that features the 4 key rules and most commonly used
questions in the restorative process. The Restorative Practices Prompt
Cards may be used to:
• Help facilitators to plan the process
• Ensure that the process stays on track
• Empower students
• Help students to stay on task
Restorative Practices – Visual Script & Cards

A child's ability to successfully engage in a restorative approach develops
in line with their ability to reason. 'The Visual Script' has been developed
as a modified version of the original Restorative Practices Conference
Script.
Restorative Practices and Special Needs

This practical guide explains how to implement restorative approaches
with young people with special needs in educational or residential
settings. The book explores how RP is being used in general terms and
through a number of case studies looks at how RP needs to be adapted
for those with additional needs including Autism Spectrum Disorder,
ADHD, Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Disability and
communication difficulties. It includes guidance on particular issues such
as staff facing crises, the issue of physical restraint and additional support
parents require.
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Shame & Pride
Drawing on every theme of the modern life sciences, This book shows
how nine basic affects-interest-excitement, enjoyment-joy, surprise-
startle, fear-terror, distress-anguish, anger-rage, dissmell, disgust, and
shame-humiliation-not only determine how we feel but shape our very
sense of self. For too long those who explain emotional discomfort on the
basis of lived experience and those who blame chemistry have been at
loggerheads. As shown, chemicals and illnesses can affect our mood just
as surely as an uncomfortable memory or a stern rebuke.
The Bullying Intervention Toolkit
Aims to provide schools with a range of effective bullying intervention

strategies. The strategies are all solution focused, encourage individuals
to make pro-social choices, avoid labelling and aim to educate and heal,
rather than punish. Effective intervention occurs when teachers have a
range of strategies, with the accompanying knowledge and skills to
know when - and when not - to use them. Making a choice about which
approach to use is critical to the success of the intervention.
The Little Book of Restorative Justice

Here he proposes workable principles and practices for making
Restorative Justice possible in this revised and updated edition of his
bestselling, seminal book on the movement. Restorative Justice, with its
emphasis on identifying the justice needs of everyone involved in a crime,
is a worldwide movement of growing influence that is helping victims and
communities heal, while holding criminals accountable for their actions.
This is not soft-on-crime, feel-good philosophy, but rather a concrete
effort to bring justice and healing to everyone involved in a crime.
The Little Book of Restorative Discipline for Schools

Can community-building begin in a classroom? The authors of this
book believe that by applying restorative justice at school, we can
build a healthier and more just society. With practical applications and
models. Can an overworked teacher possibly turn an unruly incident
with students into an "opportunity for learning, growth, and
community-building"? If restorative justice has been able to salvage
lives within the world of criminal behaviour, why shouldn't its
principles be applied in school classrooms and cafeterias? And if our
children learn restorative practices early and daily, won't we be
building a healthier, more just society?
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What Are You Staring At? A Comic About Restorative Justice
In Schools
Designed for use in schools, this comic teaches children about restorative
justice through the story of Jake and Ryan. After a misunderstanding
between Jake and Ryan leads to a fight in the playground, both boys are
left feeling angry and fearful about what might happen when they see
each other again. Rather than keeping Jake and Ryan apart, their teacher
arranges a restorative meeting to allow the boys to understand the
situation from the other's perspective and transform their negative
emotions into positive ones
Restorative Practices – Script Cards
Restorative Practices Traffic Light Posters
A4 Size
A2 Size
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ARTISTIC THERAPY
Art Therapy
Art Therapy provides a concise introduction to theory and practice,
brought to life through case material and examples of artwork
produced during therapy sessions. Written by practicing art therapist
Dave Edwards, the book explains key theoretical ideas - such as
symbolism, play, transference and interpretation - and shows how
these relate to practice.
CBT and Artistic Therapies, An Unlikely Marriage

A book for the expansion of counselling tools to include interventions
that are suitable for clients that have low levels of verbal skills or are
non-communicative. These artistic sequences are particularly suitable
for children and adolescents. This approach to the artistic therapies
provides repeatable sequences for counsellors that are compatible with
the core tenants of CBT therapy including relaxation and self-
regulation, guided image creation, social skills training, behavioural
experiments, restructuring and reframing, exposure, desensitisation
and relapse prevention.
Emotional Literacy Workbook

The worksheets are divided into five categories:
• Responsible Decision Making

• Self Management
• Self Awareness
• Social Awareness
• Relationship Skills
Holistic Counselling
This holistic counselling model, the Sophia model, presents an elegant
integration of the intuitive and the rational, the analytic and the
synthetic, the creative and the logical to provide rich tools for
understanding the cause of mental health imbalances and providing
solutions that are empowering for the reader. Based on the four-fold
anthroposophical model, Dr Sherwood brings together the wisdom of
the East and West to create tools for flourishing mental health in the
21st century.
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Music Therapy
Music Therapy is an introduction to contemporary training and
practice. Written in a clear, jargon-free style, the book provides a lively
source of information and ideas for all who are new to music therapy
Sandplay in Artistic Therapy CD
A CD containing videos with a step-by-step approach of how sand play

therapy may be applied in real life cases. These strategies are
applicable when working with children, families and adult individuals.
The Healing Art of Clay Therapy

Strong, concrete, immediate and empowering – these are the qualities
of clay therapy. Clay therapy gives the inarticulate client a powerful
medium through which to convey his/her experience directly with the
counsellor. Clay therapy is used to work vividly and transformatively
with anger, grief, fear, family of origin issues, couple communication
and blocked speaking. One benefit is that in working with the
malleable material of clay, the clients own insight arises with the
emerging clay representation of their experience.
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Glossary
FEELINGS ANGER MANAGEMENT
 A pocket of stones  Anger Management Book
 Bully in a jar  Chill Skills in a jar
 Cars ‘R’ Us  Rx for stress in a jar
 Chill skills in a jar
 Face It RESILIENCE & VALUES
 Feelings in a jar  The Heartmasters – Values & Attributes
 Funky fish feelings  The Heartmasters – Building Resilience
 Girltopia & Managing Difficult Emotions
 RX for stress in a jar  The Heartmasters – coping strategies
 Shadows & deeper shadows for young people
 Stones have feelings too  The Likes of Youth
 Temper Tamers in a jar  There’s a Gorilla in my classtoom
 The Bears  Mates Traits
 The Bears tactile characters  What Do You Stand For – Cards
 The Heartmasters – Feelings  What Do You Stand For – Kids
 Ups and downs  What Do You Stand For – Teens
 The Wrong Stone  The Harmony Cards & Book
 Walking in Others Shoes  Weird
 When Dinosaurs Die
 When Dinosaurs Divorce
PARENTING
 Beneath You’re Beautiful
 Kids skills
STRENGTHS  Kids skills in action
 Positive parenting
 Angels  Two worlds
 Can do dinosaurs  When Dinosaurs Die
 Choosing strengths  When Dinosaurs Divorce
 Strength cards  Beneath You’re Beautiful
 Strength cards for kids  Weird
 Strength in teams
 Strength in circles
JOURNALING
 The nature of strengths
 What works  Inside out journaling kit
 The Strengths Approach  Note to Self
 Strengths – Based Counselling [At Risk
Youth] RELATIONSHIP
 ManMade toolbox
CONVERSATIONAL  Girltopia
 Note to self  Sensitive new age caveperson
 Deepspeak
 Life Tweaking
 Walking the Boundaries
BULLYING
 Bully in a jar
 Bullies are a Pain in the Brain
 No Kidding About Bullying
 The New Bully Free Classroom
 The Bullying Intervention Toolkit
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Social Emotional Literacy

The resources we promote have found themselves in the hands of:

WHY CHOOSE US?

Acts of Kindness Anger Management Attitude Catch a Career Elementary Icebreakers

Emoji Feelings Empathy Group Starter Inner Beauty Mindfulness

Personal Strengths Put-Ups (not Put-Downs) Resiliency School Success Self-Control

ManMade Toolbox by Andrew Lines

Feelings by Andrew Lines

Used by educators, speech therapists, behavioural therapists,

The Iconic Bears - Cube & Tactile Characters

Counsellors, social workers, teachers and parents know how important it is to

Items sold separately.

Anxiety Solutions for Kids: 50 ways to ride the wave

These cards are based on solution-focused, strengths-based techniques used for

A therapeutic resource including:

Roads (Therapeutic cards from Norway)

Included in the deck:

Cyber Wellness *New*

The poster is available in various sizes. Talk to us to find out more!

Items sold separately.

A set of 40 colorful cards (With stickers included) that is designed for

And Whether Pigs Have Wings?

This resource has three components, a book, a set of cards and a CD

A set of 24 loveable character cards especially designed for

Cars ‘R’ Us Kit

Chill Skills in a Jar

Cope Cards for Little Kids

Funky Fish Feelings

Made up of 50 cards with a booklet and 5 scaling pads. Practical

Here is a boxed set of 32 full-colour cards which is a powerful

A set of 32 colourful cards with a bonus colouring book to help

A set of 28 cards inspired by nature’s genius. With exquisitely

Optimism Boosters (new edition)

Our Scrapbook of Strengths

Parenting can be delightful, difficult, funny, heart-breaking and

The right visual edge for adolescents! A set of 32 cards or stickers

RX for Stress in a Jar

Each comical Neolithic character invites rich conversations about

Shadows & Deeper Shadows

Storycatching (revised edition)

Add On: Strength Cards for Stickers, Personal Strengths Thumball

Strength Cards for Kids (new 3rd edition)

Add On: Strength Cards for Stickers

Add On: Circle Solutions for Student Wellbeing Book

A symbol is a metaphor something that means something else.

Temper Tamers in a Jar

Learn ways to calm down and keep cool in order to control

The Harmony Cards for Kids Bundle

Includes: Book, Card & Stickers

The Heart Masters: Resilience Series

The Heart Masters: Communication Cards

Use the cards to explore verbal and non-verbal behavior. An

The Heart Masters: Coping Strategies for Young

Used in games, lessons or when communicating with young

The Heart Masters: Resilience Cards - Feelings

The Heart Masters: Resilience Cards – Values &

The Likes of Youth

The Scaling Kit: Visual metaphors for noticing change

There’s a Gorilla in My Classroom

Ups & Downs

Views from the Veranda

Add On: Views from the Verandah Sticker

Vision For Supervision

Cyber Wellness New