Lupash Games CBTiger-Therapy Games for Kids - Created by a Professional Therapist - High Grade Cardboard - Develop Social Skills - Practice Emotional Awareness - Improves Anger Control -for Counselors

I bought this game for my child clients and it's a crowd pleaser. It is pretty easy to play, and it offers a great range of emotions with great prompts. Highly recommend as a great way to build rapport, while also providing psychoeducation on the exploration of emotions, coping, and relationships.

As a therapist, I am always looking for creative ways to teach cognitive behavioral therapy to the kids I serve (I work with kids 8-14 primarily). This game is one that my kiddos look forward to playing every week. They love the characters, the bright colors of the cards, and enjoy how easy it is the play the game. Best of all, I can teach them about their emotions in a way that is fun for them. This game has extremely valuable in my weekly practices. Highly recommend for therapists and counselors!

excellent resource for therapy. I use it all the time with my clients. the children I work with love to play this game.

High quality product, well made. Great therapeutic tool or for personal use to stimulate emotional dialogue and skills. Can't wait to use in my practice! Played with my kids to test out for clients; they liked it but my daughter had one significant point of feedback for the makers: the instructions use the universal "he" which she noted could make people feel left out or unseen. I hope the makers will consider a gender neutral term so as not to exclude players, as a therapeutic toy this is especially significant.

CBTiger has got to be one of the nicest therapy card games around. The box is small, but the quality is high! The cards are also made with high quality material and color, and there are various questions for each category. I’m a therapist, and my clients love these cards. They’re great for teaching kids the different emotions and learning how they can apply it. Although the instructions show how you can play this with a group, these cards work just fine when used as conversation cards with a client. Additionally, I might use these while playing a game with my client as we take turns. If you’re thinking of getting them and work with kids, don’t hesitate! They’re definitely an excellent addition to my therapy toolbox and one of my most used items.

I like the questions and how they phrase them. I like the colorful characters and it seems kid friendly. I am confused as to how the game play actually works with asking questions but I can see I’m not the only one. I am debating on sending these back honestly.

I love it. It’s a great way to engage with people, especially elementary to middle school kids. The prompts on the cards help get thoughts and ideas kids might not have shared. It is a great way to have discussions in a fun way.

So far all of my elementary aged clients (and even some middle schoolers) have loved this game. The cards are beautiful and the kids enjoy looking for the cute animals. The questions are easy to answer without feeling unfun but they are sufficient for processing and being truly therapeutic. I’d recommend for those who want an easy to use but fun CBT based game to engage kids and early teens in therapy. I purchased to have an easy way to introduce and practice cognitive coping with my TF-CBT clients.