Play Therapy & Emotional Resilience Collection

Engaging Strategies for Self-Regulation to Build Confidence Improve Behaviors and Strengthen Family Bonds

De: Deana Rush Davis

Narrado por: Catherine Hein Carter

Raise calmer, more confident kids—and feel steadier as the adult they rely on. This practical collection pairs play therapy activities with science-backed tools for emotional regulation so you can reduce meltdowns, end power struggles faster, and deepen connection at home, in therapy, or in the classroom.

What You’ll Learn

• Simple self-regulation and co-regulation steps for tense moments
• Calm-down games, scripts, and micro-resets that actually work
• Adaptable supports for anxiety, big feelings, ADHD/autism traits, sensory needs, and behavior challenges

Inside the Set

Part I — Empower Children Through Play Therapy: Developmentally smart, play-based activities that build skills, confidence, and connection—plus digital well-being guidance and printable-friendly ideas to personalize learning.

Part II — The Emotional Resilience Toolkit for Parents: Clear tools for adults: in-the-moment resets, repair steps after conflict, feeling-word scripts, and a daily regulation toolbox—because calmer grown-ups create calmer kids.

Results You Can Expect

• Fewer meltdowns and smoother transitions with repeatable routines
• Better follow-through using play-first strategies that meet kids where they are
• Stronger bonds through connection activities and repair-after-rupture guidance
• More confident adults who pause, reset, and respond—not react

Perfect For Parents and caregivers seeking calmer routines and bedtime cooperation; therapists, counselors, and school psychologists who want ready-to-use SEL and play therapy activities; teachers and aides who need classroom-friendly calm-down tools; and neurodiverse or sensory-sensitive learners who benefit from flexible supports.

Why It Works Kids master regulation through play; adults sustain progress with simple, science-informed tools. Use one activity + one adult tool per week to see measurable gains in connection and calmer days.

Start today and build the family culture you want—steady, kind, and resilient.

©2025 Deana Rush Davis (P)2025 Deana Rush Davis

Practical and Easy to Follow

This collection lays out strategies for play therapy and emotional resilience in a clear, approachable way. The explanations are straightforward and easy to understand, making it simple to see how the techniques work. It covers things like self-regulation, confidence, and behavior in ways that feel realistic, not overwhelming. The pacing works well for audio, and the ideas are adaptable to different situations. Overall, it’s a solid resource for anyone looking to strengthen relationships and support emotional growth.

Helped Our Family Feel More Connected

I picked this up hoping for tools we could actually use at home, and it ended up being incredibly helpful. The activities are easy to understand, flexible, and genuinely engaging for kids. I appreciated how everything focuses on emotional regulation without feeling forced or overwhelming. It gave us new ways to work through big feelings while building trust and confidence along the way. If you’re looking for realistic strategies that support both kids and parents, this collection is a great resource.

Simple Ideas That Actually Worked

I listened to this hoping for a few useful tips, not a whole theory dump. What I got was stuff I could actually try right away. It helped me understand emotions and reactions in a more practical way, especially around calming down and building trust.

Made Emotional Growth Feel Natural

I didn’t expect an audiobook about play to be this impactful. I listened while cleaning up at night and kept pausing to try ideas the next day. The approaches felt realistic for everyday family life, not something you need special training to use. I noticed my child opening up more and handling frustration better, which honestly surprised me. It also helped me stay calmer in tough moments. It feels supportive, practical, and easy to fit into real family routines.

So very helpful

I really liked this audiobook because it felt down-to-earth and easy to connect with. The ideas for play and emotional support didn’t feel overwhelming or too technical, which I appreciated. I picked up a few simple things I could try right away with my kids, and they actually made a difference. It also helped me feel more patient and connected as a parent.