spark new thinking & unlock strengths

Innovative Resources has a variety of creative

tools and card sets that spark new ways of thinking.

Our products ignite conversations and open minds,

helping people unlock their strengths, aspirations

and potential.

broad & flexible

Our tools are engaging, accessible and perfect for

children, young people, families and communities.

expert training

We provide expert training (including custom designed training)

on how to use our tools in a range of settings and situations.

strengths-based

All our resources and training are expert-designed to help

people discover and mobilise their strengths.

LATEST BLOG

Coming Soon: A New Edition of Note to self – Reflecting on life’s choices

Coming Soon: A New Edition of Note to self – Reflecting on life’s choices

August 15th, 2025

Innovative Resources is thrilled to announce the upcoming release of a new edition of Note to self, a beautifully reimagined card set that has been helping people navigate life’s challenges for more than 15 years. Created by author and founder of Seeker & Sage, Gena …Read more

Teacher Wellbeing Cards are here!

Teacher Wellbeing Cards are here!

August 15th, 2025

Our much-awaited Teacher Wellbeing Cards have hit the shelves! And not before time. A recent 2023 national survey of 4000 teachers by the Black Dog Institute in Australia found that poor ‘teacher mental health and burnout could halve the workforce’. Even UNESCO is recognising …Read more

The language of play

The language of play

August 15th, 2025

Ask Pip Westwood what she loves most about being a play therapy practitioner and her passion for the role is palpable. ‘It’s the honour of being entrusted with children’s stories,’ she says. ‘Being able to witness, first-hand, a child’s growth and development as they …Read more

Healing Through Clay: How Art Therapy is Transforming Neonatal Care in Singapore

Healing Through Clay: How Art Therapy is Transforming Neonatal Care in Singapore

August 15th, 2025

In the sterile, high-stakes environment of a neonatal intensive care unit, where every second counts and emotions often run high, Dr Huang Peiqi—a paediatrician specialising in neonatology at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Singapore—has found an unexpected source of healing: clay. Dr Huang’s …Read more

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