Mind & Body
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A Therapeutic Treasure Deck of Strengths and Self-Esteem Cards
Dr Treisman''s deck of 70 cards offers creative ways to help develop self-esteem, strengths and resilience. Suitable for use with all ages - from children... -
Nana Card Game
Nana is an engaging card game designed for 2-5 players, suitable for ages 6 and up, with a playtime of 15-30 minutes. The core objective... -
Contemplation Cards: Journey & System Cards by Marika Saard
The life paths of all of us are unique and one of a kind. At very the beginning, we are given help in finding our... -
Contemplation Cards: System & Situation Cards by Marika Saard
Man belongs to different systems, be it family, community, team, organisation or the society as a whole. The system has written and unwritten rules that... -
Contemplation Cards: Child’s Hidden Messages
The recurrent theme of cards is a child with an animal or bird in the natural surrounding by which different situations are conveyed. The child’s... -
Contemplation Cards: Emotion & Situation Cards (Male)
Contemplation” emotion and situation cards portray a man in his own world, coexisting with nature. These cards convey different emotions and situations that reflect on... -
Bean Bag Turtles Set
Sold as a set of 6 bean bags. Brightly coloured stuffed turtle bean bags. 1 x red, yellow, blue, green, orange, purple. -
Sound Off the Team Game of Sound Charades
Sound Off the Team Game of Sound Charades by Western Publishing PLAYERS: 4 OR MORE Age: Adult -
Healing Grief
David Kessler, one of the world's foremost experts on grief and grieving, has created powerful coping strategies to heal and rebuild after loss. This easy-to-use... -
Battleship Classic Board Game
CLASSIC BATTLESHIP GAME: This classic game of naval combat is a fun game for kids ages 7 and up HUNT, SEEK, WIN: This strategy game... -
I Love Hawker Food The Card Game
These beautifully illustrated cards of iconic dishes are designed to stimulate the senses and help recall the tastes, textures and aroma you love. Dive into...
