Interactive tools are digital activities, stories, guided exercises, and other resources that teach and support mental health interventions. Find interactive and beautifully designed tools for all ages, …

Assessments, games for therapy groups, and unique activities—digital therapy tools have something for everyone, whether in-person or remote.

It's the classic game of Bingo, with a mental health twist. The letters B-I-N-G-O along the top of the board are replaced with categories related to anxiety, such as "Coping Skills."

It's the classic game of Bingo, with a mental health twist. The letters B-I-N-G-O are replaced with categories related to mental health, such as "Coping Skills", and the numbers are replaced …

After choosing one of fifteen unique anger monsters, your clients will complete games and activities related to anger. Topics include triggers, warning signs, coping skills, and more.

Description Before a person can learn to manage their emotions, they must learn to identify them. Like most skills, identifying emotions can be learned,...

Sand tray therapy encourages clients to express difficult feelings and work through problems. This can be particularly useful for clients with limited verbal abilities or a history of trauma.

Children select and name a fish character who will guide them through 5 interactive activities, such as card matching and sentence completion. Through simple and encouraging language, …

Children will choose one of fifteen unique bugs, name them, and then complete games and activities related to worry. Each activity has a psychoeducation component that teaches …

These tools are intended to supplement treatment, and are not a replacement for counseling, therapy, or other treatment by appropriately trained and licensed professionals.