Adventure, Games & Experiential Activities

104 Activities That Build can be used to encourage young people to modify their behavior, increase interaction with others, start discussions, address issues, and build relationships—plus give people skills in coping, teamwork, self-esteem, communication, anger management, and self discovery.

The Expressions Card Deck is an easy, effective and non-intimidating way to encourage group participation. As Icebreaker, Check In or Course Closer; uses for the Card Deck are as broad as your own imagination.

Practical guide to activity-based counseling for groups seeking new experiences and adventures within traditional small group settings. Included are activities and “What would it be like...” questions to assist you in charging up your group.

Expect to find more of the initiative mind challenges and of course “What would it be like...” questions that have made the first Games for Group both useful and refreshing. Practical and informative, this book provides tools to work with groups in a fun, educational and challenging way.

How can you tell them what they need to know and get smiles not bored sighs? GAMES can be your answer. Games can help people learn, but they need to suit each occasion and you need to keep them fresh and new.

Building on the material in Games That Teach, Games That Teach Teams tackles team learning through the use of competitive games and interactive learning exercises with facilitator notes to help you customize each game to meet your own needs.

A sequel to our best selling Team-Building Activities for Every Group, More Team-Building contains 107 more team-building activities that are new, different, experiential, exciting, easy-to-lead and require minimal resources.

Treatment plans, state regulations, development vs. actual age, trauma history, more.