The Mood Cards: Make sense of your moods and emotions for clarity, confidence and well-being

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I’m extraordinarily grateful for the help and support during a challenging time, both to the Anxiety UK and my Professional Institute, The Chartered Institute of Building and their respected benevolent fund.

The Anxiety UK team is very professional and helpful and I was actually recommended by a friend who also had a positive experience with their CBT.By using these cards, children can learn to identify and understand their own emotions, as well as recognize and empathize with the emotions of others.

A great aid in teaching children about different emotions and a simple way for children to explain and express their feelings and emotions. There are many more resources that you can use alongside these printable emotion cards for children.They can be used to help people recognise different emotions through facial features and body language. Printablee is a unique fusion of gifted graphic designers, prolific authors and passionate teachers to produce outstanding visual printable content that adds value to your personal or professional projects. Print multiple copies of the cards (complete with the backing pattern on the reverse side) to make your own Snap game card pack – you’ll need at least four sets. Emotion cards are a technique used in therapeutic settings to help people receiving counseling or therapy explore and express their emotions.

This box is perfect to use alongside counselling or as a self-development tool to help move forward from difficult experiences in life. A great way to help children learn how to regulate their emotions is by setting up a calm corner in your learning environment. These Feelings Cards can be used in the classroom or at home to teach early years children and preschoolers how to learn and label emotions. Simply hit the download button, print them out and laminate (if desired) for a handy classroom resource you can use over and over again.The Mood Cards can help couples understand each other’s feelings and thought processes, whilst at the same time getting a better understanding of how one relates to the other. It’s not about being happy all the time, but about embracing small daily habits to boost your mood and improve your wellbeing ✨. You can help your child to understand their emotions by encouraging them to talk about how they are feeling as well as showing them how to deal with different emotions. The emotion cards can be implemented in behaviour monitoring and can also be a great tool for your children with autism to use to express their feelings when they may not be able to find the word to explain them.