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Communication board with 5 feeling emojis

Nonverbal tool for externalizing emotions & uncovering work

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Angst Freude Grundschule & Kita Liebe Scham Therapie & Klinik Trauer Wut

Educational Added Value:

Facilitates non-verbal access to distressing emotions
Makes interpersonal relationships visual and tangible
Helps with attachment analyses and the assessment of social constellations
Supports non-verbal, overwhelmed or linguistically impaired clients
Playfully creates distance in loyalty conflicts and sensitive topics
Serves for hypothesis generation in therapeutic work

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Not every emotion can be put into words – especially for children or people with speech impediments. This is exactly where our communication board provides playful and professional support!

The communication board helps to express feelings nonverbally, facilitates clarification of relationships and emotional relief, and supports disclosure work in educational and therapeutic settings.

With five clear emotion smileys (hate, anger, joy, fear, love) and open person terms such as "mother," "friend," or "child," clients can safely and intuitively show what they are feeling – without having to speak.

Your advantages:

Enables non-verbal expression of feelings in cases of speechlessness or trauma
Makes emotional tensions and relationship patterns visible
Reduces loyalty conflicts and emotional blockages
Creates distance for sensitive topics
Ideal for hypothesis generation and initiating conversations

Wooden game board with 5 expressive feeling smileys:
• Hate, Anger, Joy, Fear, Love
Rating stones/markers for feeling assignment, 25 pieces, 5 each for Hate, Anger, Joy, Fear, and Love
Open-ended person terms for evaluation,
e.g.: • Father, Mother, Teacher, Grandpa, Grandma, Child, Boy, Girl, Friend (male), Friend (female), Man, Woman

clinical, therapeutic, psychological settings
trauma-centered settings
residential groups
day groups
kindergartens
interacting and working with autistic individuals
support for people with disabilities
families
child and youth welfare services

Ages 6+

A 9-year-old boy lives with his mother and father. The father is an alcoholic, frequently verbally aggressive, and has physically abused the child in the past. In conversations with the family helper, the boy remains noticeably quiet, only vaguely commenting on family matters.
He reacts evasively or with a shrug to direct questions.

The professional uses the communication board in an individual setting – without
any pressure. The boy is allowed to choose the person descriptor “father”
. When it comes to assigning emotions, he unhesitatingly
reaches exclusively for the emotion smileys “fear”(5x), “hate”(5x), and “anger”(5x) – all markers are placed with firm pressure.

He does not look at the professional afterwards, but seems significantly relieved. The professional asks no suggestive questions, but calmly thanks him for the communication and offers to work with the board again if needed.

In a later session, the boy rates “mother” with “love”and “fear” – which indicates a loyalty conflict and an ambivalent sense of security. The communication board creates a basis for the
development of a safety plan without the child having to talk directly about traumatic experiences.

Result:The communication board serves as a silent catalyst for disclosure work. It allows the child to “externalize” distressing feelings without having to put them into words. This provides emotional relief, facilitates hypothesis formation, and supports concrete protective measures.

28cm x 28cm, t=2cm

Nach Ihrer Bestellung erhalten Sie ein Konzeptblatt bzw. eine Spielanleitung in ihrer Bestellbestätigungsmail zum Download.

Product description

Not every emotion can be put into words – especially for children or people with speech impediments. This is exactly where our communication board provides playful and professional support!

The communication board helps to express feelings nonverbally, facilitates clarification of relationships and emotional relief, and supports disclosure work in educational and therapeutic settings.

With five clear emotion smileys (hate, anger, joy, fear, love) and open person terms such as "mother," "friend," or "child," clients can safely and intuitively show what they are feeling – without having to speak.

Your advantages:

Enables non-verbal expression of feelings in cases of speechlessness or trauma
Makes emotional tensions and relationship patterns visible
Reduces loyalty conflicts and emotional blockages
Creates distance for sensitive topics
Ideal for hypothesis generation and initiating conversations

Product Content

Wooden game board with 5 expressive feeling smileys:
• Hate, Anger, Joy, Fear, Love
Rating stones/markers for feeling assignment, 25 pieces, 5 each for Hate, Anger, Joy, Fear, and Love
Open-ended person terms for evaluation,
e.g.: • Father, Mother, Teacher, Grandpa, Grandma, Child, Boy, Girl, Friend (male), Friend (female), Man, Woman

Areas of application

clinical, therapeutic, psychological settings
trauma-centered settings
residential groups
day groups
kindergartens
interacting and working with autistic individuals
support for people with disabilities
families
child and youth welfare services

Age group

Ages 6+

Case Studies

A 9-year-old boy lives with his mother and father. The father is an alcoholic, frequently verbally aggressive, and has physically abused the child in the past. In conversations with the family helper, the boy remains noticeably quiet, only vaguely commenting on family matters.
He reacts evasively or with a shrug to direct questions.

The professional uses the communication board in an individual setting – without
any pressure. The boy is allowed to choose the person descriptor “father”
. When it comes to assigning emotions, he unhesitatingly
reaches exclusively for the emotion smileys “fear”(5x), “hate”(5x), and “anger”(5x) – all markers are placed with firm pressure.

He does not look at the professional afterwards, but seems significantly relieved. The professional asks no suggestive questions, but calmly thanks him for the communication and offers to work with the board again if needed.

In a later session, the boy rates “mother” with “love”and “fear” – which indicates a loyalty conflict and an ambivalent sense of security. The communication board creates a basis for the
development of a safety plan without the child having to talk directly about traumatic experiences.

Result:The communication board serves as a silent catalyst for disclosure work. It allows the child to “externalize” distressing feelings without having to put them into words. This provides emotional relief, facilitates hypothesis formation, and supports concrete protective measures.

Dimensions

28cm x 28cm, t=2cm

Note on the Concept Sheet

Nach Ihrer Bestellung erhalten Sie ein Konzeptblatt bzw. eine Spielanleitung in ihrer Bestellbestätigungsmail zum Download.

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low-irritant

non-verbal

time- and resource-saving

deeper therapeutic outcomes

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