Emotional Rollercoaster | Anger Management Board Game For Kids & Families | Therapy Learning Resources | Anger Control Card Game | Emotion Board Games Games For Kids ages 4-8 -12 | Social Emotional

Love this game . Helps kid identify feelings and gives them things to do when they are feeling those ways. They love it because it’s like a game and it’s fun and easy to play. The game is very good quality and the images are bright and clear. This is definitely worth the price.

This is such a great game for all kids! It's set up in a Chutes and Ladders format. The players practice naming emotions as they work through the game board. The game comes with a glossary of different emotions was a bonus.Players also learn and put into practice various coping techniques as they work through the harder emotions.I think the game is well thought out and excellent for all children, especially those struggling with big feelings. Fun for adults as well!

Useful as a get to know you and assessment tool for clinicians working with teens who tend to clamp up and be guarded.

The coping cards seem most important/Educational in the game. So I make participants draw a coping card anytime they land on a "negative" emotion, in addition to landing on a chaos card.For the emotions, I have them use the word in a sentence or tell a time they felt it. Then I have them draw a coping card to have them practice how to regulate the challenging emotion.I wish the chaos cards weren't all about being mad. Expand the emotions! The coping skills are useful for all emotions, not just anger.I love the coping skills cards. They have a lot of great grounding/calming techniques.I'm a therapist.

We play it a lot to help him with his emotions , but also a great game to help with expressing himself and learning new vocabulary.

The media could not be loaded. So many ways to use this tool for therapy or your own kids because emotional intelligence is so important!

Very helpful for my 6 year old son with extreme emotional dysregulation. We did change the game a bit- when we landed on a red spot (chaos card) we then chose a blue card as well (a coping skill). If he practiced the coping skill then he did NOT have to take the red roller coaster down. That was VERY helpful since he hates to lose, and it helped him practice coping skills!🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻Also while playing this game he opened up more than he ever has about how he views himself and how he is doing. Amazing resource! Would recommend to any child struggling with emotional regulation.

Started some great conversations about feelings with 5 and 7 yosEdited to update. on third time we got this out to play my kiddo accidentally tore the playing board in two while unfolding it. It could be better quality... but still very happy with the conversations this game has started.