Therapy Games for Kids: 100 Activities to Boost Self-Esteem, Improve Communication, and Build Coping Skills

Biographical Note:
CHRISTINE KALIL, LICSW, RPT, is a licensed independent clinical social worker and registered play therapist based in Washington, DC. She is the founder of DC Play Therapy, a private practice that provides psychotherapy to kids, adolescents, and adults. Christine studied psychology at the University of Virginia and has been working as a therapist since 2006. To learn more, visit DCPlayTherapy.com

Review Quotes:
"A must-have resource for any therapist working with children. Christine Kalil shares a wide array of fun and creative activities to help therapists and caregivers connect with children and bolster their emotional development and resilience." --Christine Cantner, PsyD, licensed clinical psychologist

Review Quotes:
" Therapy Games for Kids is a must-read for any caregiver or provider looking to build emotional intelligence, self-esteem, resiliency, and more in the children in their lives. Relying on her 15 years of experience as a child therapist, Christine Kalil has created an invaluable resource that is wildly creative and fun, and will undoubtedly engage even the most stubborn kids in the therapeutic process without it ever feeling like therapy. With the rise of mental health disorders in children over the recent years, this brilliant collection of activities couldn't come at a better time." --Kelly Case, LCSW

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"Christine's years in the field, working with children in a variety of settings, are condensed and crystallized into a wonderful, easy-to-use resource. It addresses important topics such as building self-esteem, being mindful, and guiding children through big emotions. You are sure to find something that will help your children." --Ian Mothorp, MS, national certified counselor

Contributor Bio:Kalil, Christine

CHRISTINE KALIL, LICSW, RPT, is a licensed independent clinical social worker and registered play therapist based in Washington, DC. She is the founder of DC Play Therapy, a private practice that provides psychotherapy to kids, adolescents, and adults. Christine studied psychology at the University of Virginia and has been working as a therapist since 2006. To learn more, visit DCPlayTherapy.com.