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The Counselling and Therapy bundle

Product Code: 1165

$369.52 inc. GST

A range of gentle, reflective tools to support safe, hopeful conversations about mental health, trauma, and more.

Exploring Shame

a healing resource for identifying, discussing and easing shame

184 in stock

Signposts

for exploring deeper questions around values, beliefs, meaning, and purpose

191 in stock

Shadows and Deeper Shadows

emotionally resonant cards to help people share their stories

188 in stock

Eating Disorders & other Shadowy Companions

conversation cards for breaking the silence around eating disorders

194 in stock

Next Steps

when it comes to mental health, sometimes taking one small step can make a big difference

196 in stock

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Product Overview

Expand your professional toolkit with tools that support nuanced and hopeful conversations about challenging topics.

While many of our resources are designed to open-up general conversations about a wide range of topics, The Counselling and Therapy bundle is a little more targeted.

Perfect for creating safe spaces for exploring what it feels like to experience an eating disorder, family violence, trauma, exclusion, displacement, shame, or mental health issues, this bundle also includes card sets to have discussions about what comes next, even if it just very small actions, and what else could help, including people, values, culture, spirituality, and community.

Ideal for getting to the heart of things and finding positive ways forward.

What's Included?

This value pack includes five card sets:

  • Exploring Shameis an evocative collection of 30 photo-based cards created to gently name, unpack and process feelings of shame.
  • Next Steps invites people to reflect on what small daily actions they might take, even when they in the depths of a mental health crisis.
  • Shadows and Deeper Shadows: 48 emotion-charged illustrations for telling our stories, owning our shadows and finding ways forward.
  • Eating Disorders & other shadowy companions: 40 hand-drawn cards for creating conversations that challenge the silence and shame surrounding eating disorders.
  • Signposts is a set of 48 cards that invite users into meaningful conversations about spirituality, connectedness, faith and transformation while recognising and celebrating the diverse ways people express their beliefs.

BONUS: Free access to the Toolboxes for each card set, which include a digital set of the cards, a detailed booklet full of suggestion for how to use the cards, and lots more resources.

 

How to Use
  • In therapeutic settings: to enable people to describe and explore their experiences
  • In groups: to create safe, hopeful spaces for discussions about difficult topics
  • In teams: for professional reflection, skill building and peer supervision

To use the digital toolbox, simply create a customer account. All digital products follow our Digital Usage Policy – see Copyright and Digital Usage for details.

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Suitable for

This resource is designed for people working in roles that support others, including:

  • Counsellors, psychologists and social workers
  • Educators
  • Spiritual care practitioners

Testimonials

I have a big heart for Innovative Resources and their tools because they’ve really journeyed with me as I’ve grown as a therapist

Pip Westwood, Play Therapist Masters in Child Play Therapy | Undergraduate in Psychology | Private Practice

The most common question we’re asked is how do we talk with children about grief? Innovative Resources cards are a great place to start.

Shelly Skinner, CEO of Lionheart Lionheart’s programs are designed to educate children, teens, and adults about grief and loss.

We regularly used Innovative Resources card sets for team building, debriefing and talking about hopes and pictures of the future. I love the non-prescriptive nature of the cards. They are particularly useful in learning and talking about feelings with people of all ages who are not used to putting language to their feelings.

Dion Sing Author of The Solution-Focused Supervision Handbook

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