The Complete Emotions & Wellbeing Collection

Supporting children’s emotional wellbeing isn’t about one tool – it’s about having the right tool for the right moment. The Complete Emotions & Wellbeing Collection brings together everything you need to help children recognise their feelings, manage big emotions in the moment, and build the inner strength and positive mindset that helps them thrive over time.

Whether you’re a teacher setting up a calm corner, a SENCO supporting an individual pupil, a pastoral lead running wellbeing sessions, or a parent looking for practical support at home, this collection gives you a joined-up approach in one order.

Three layers of support in one collection

1. Recognise and communicate feelings
Visual fans, a mood band and emotion cards give children a simple, non-verbal way to show how they feel, which is especially valuable for children who are autistic, have ADHD, are non-verbal or find it hard to put feelings into words when overwhelmed.

2. Regulate in the moment
A self regulation fan, traffic light think fan, calm-down posters and stretchy fidget noodles turn coping strategies into tools children can see, hold and use whenever big feelings arrive.

3. Build long-term wellbeing and resilience
Positive affirmation cards, inner strength discussion cards and Dr Tina Rae’s evidence-based activity book help children and young people develop self-esteem, resilience and a healthier mindset that lasts beyond the difficult moment.

What’s included (16 resources)

The Play Doctors Emotional Regulation Toolkit – 13 items:

• 1 x Emotions Face Fan – helps children identify how they are feeling and empathise with others
• 1 x Self Regulation Fan – ideal for zones-style approaches to categorising and managing emotional states
• 1 x Traffic Light Think Fan – helps children pause and consider their choices before acting
• 1 x Mood Band – turn it over to show “It’s all OK” or “It’s not OK”
• 3 x Stretchy Fidget Noodles – a calming sensory outlet for restless energy
• Set of 4 Emotional Regulation Options Posters – what I can do when I feel angry, worried or low, and how to stay calm
• Winston the Worried Whale – a gentle picture book that helps young children talk about their worries and how to ease them
• Every Day I’m a Rainbow Emotions Cards – 42 illustrated emotions with self-regulation suggestions and a child-friendly guide to the brain
• Plus downloadable activities and worksheets

Plus:

• Inner Strength Cards by Nikki Giant  – 55 discussion cards to help young people build resilience, cope with setbacks and develop self-confidence
• Positive Affirmation Cards by Liz Morris – 50 affirmation cards to build bounceback ability and a positive self-image
• A Toolbox of Wellbeing by Dr Tina Rae  – easy-to-use, evidence-based activities for children, teens, carers and teachers, grouped into Self-Regulate, Get Moving and Connect for Wellbeing

Why choose this collection?

• Everything in one order – no need to piece together resources from different suppliers
• Inclusive by design – supports children with autism, ADHD, PDA, anxiety and sensory processing differences
• Expert-led – created by educational psychologists, SEN specialists and practitioners
• Flexible – use 1:1, in small groups, in a calm corner or at home
• Grows with the child – visual tools for younger children alongside discussion and reflection resources for older children and teens