StrongSuit Tower of Self-Esteem | Social Skills Therapy Game for Kids/Teens

Useful tool for school aged children to keep entertained during a therapy session.

I love this game. More importantly, my 6 yr old girl loves this game. It gave us a casual stress-free opportunity to talk about feelings and identity, and we were talking about these important topics as we were having good fun. Additionally, I love how the game combines fine motor skills and concentration with the social-emotional content. She was so concentrated on building her tower! Thumbs up, excellent product. Highly recommend.

Interesting game, well-made product. Questions are for older kids, teens even. Ages 6 and up per directions but better for older in my opinion.

I’m a pediatric occupational therapist and this is such a fun way to work on emotional regulation/ self confidence!

I have used this game several times with my private clients and like the thought provoking questions. Making card houses gives it a “fun game feel” rather than a therapeutic tool so my clients enjoy it.

I’m a therapist with kids/teens. I bought this to use in sessions. Most of the questions are worded very poorly or don’t even make sense.

I am a kid's therapist and I use this game in family and individual therapy. It's a great way to have families play together and improve their communication.

Clients enjoy answering the questions on the cards in order to make a tower with the cards they've earned

Bought this game for my 6 YO son who is struggling with low self-esteem. After he played and enjoyed it at his therapist. It's great! It made him share some of his feelings which he rarely does. We even learnt some things we didn't know about him:). It's easy to play and we all had a great time playing it.

I loovveee this game. I work in Mental Health and this game is perfect for kiddos!

When I first bought this game my son had no interest in playing it because he didn't want to answer the questions. Once he was comfortable with the questions he decided he loved the game, or rather, the cards to build towers with. He enjoys playing the game now. I personally find the questions to be very repetitive and not great to play over and over.

my little clients are loving it

There is much better therapy games out there. Questions are basic, and not really sure the point of building the tower. Chill chat challenge is better