As Mental Health Awareness Month in May approaches, ThinkPsych introduces a suite of psychologist-designed products to foster emotional well-being across all ages. Founded by clinical psychologists Dr. Anton Shcherbakov and Dr. Rebecca Schulman, ThinkPsych translates effective therapy strategies into engaging, accessible tools for families. Their recommended offerings for Mental Health Awareness Month include:

– Feelings Clock Puzzle: For children ages 3+, this interactive puzzle helps identify and express eight core emotions, laying the foundation for emotional intelligence.

– I’m Not Mad: A Book for Kids Who Aren’t Angry (At All): Aimed at ages 4-8, this book guides children in recognizing and processing feelings of frustration and anger.

– Chat Chains: Designed for ages 8+, this award-winning game enhances conversation skills through 150 engaging topics, supporting social development in a fun, low-pressure environment.

– Golden Memories: Tailored for seniors, this set of conversation-starting memory cards promotes cognitive function and social engagement through positive storytelling.

– Moments of Gratitude: For ages 13+, this collection of 52 prompt cards encourages reflection on gratitude, aiding in emotional resilience and mental well-being.