This poster is a useful tool for sharing and expressing feelings. Its many faces express and identify a range of feelings that can increase our awareness of emotions,enhancing emotional intelligence. 43x56cm Wall poster Laminated.
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If you work with people keen to change their behaviour, posters are a great way to reinforce positive thoughts and the capacity we have to make choices about how we react to situations. The idea of nipping unwelcome emotions ’in the bud’ before they blow up into serious and dangerous behaviours is the inspiration behind this poster. 43x56cm Wall poster Laminated. More info
This poster, developed by the Collaboration Project - Brisbane South "Families and Service Providers Working Together" lists 26 simple practices that families identified as being helpful when engaging with workers. *A*lways ask the family “what would be helpful?” *B*alance the roles – sometimes the family may take the lead, sometimes the worker will take the lead. *C*ollaborate with the family and together services providers in order to provide better outcomes. *D*o what you say you will!!!! *E*xplore options with each family, as every family is unique. Develop *F*lexible responses according to the... More info
Help increase and reinforce children’s feelings vocabulary with this colourful poster depicting 30 emotions. *Examples: *Angry, Ashamed, Bored, Bullied, Confused, Depressed, Disappointed, Disgusted, Embarrassed, Excited, Frustrated, Guilty, Happy, Hate, Hurt, Jealous, Lonely, Love, Nervous, Proud, Sad, Safe, Scared, Shame, Shocked, Shy, Sorry, Surprised, Unsafe, Worried. Other items in this range Feelings Bingo Feelings Cards Game More info
