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THOUGHT BUBBLES


Bringing Thoughts to Life!

A card game like no other, Thought Bubbles was created by psychologists to help kids and adults notice and choose their thoughts in a fun and light-hearted way. Its versatility is limited only by your imagination! An excellent resource for therapists and counsellors and a great way for friends and family to bond, this game offers a wonderful platform for growth and learning at all ages.

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STORIES & REVIEWS

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"How does an adorable card game manage to be so confronting and affirming at the same time? As someone who's navigating a rewarding but demanding career and still relatively new at married life, I found Thought Bubbles to be a wonderful tool, helping me to take an aerial view of how I (and others) see myself – but also a close look at what these perceptions mean and how they can shift and change over time. It's easy to play but throws up deep questions along the way. I can't wait to share this with more of my friends and family."

Corrie Tan, Writer and Researcher

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"I got these cards because I think they would be a really fun and tangible way to talk about helpful and unhelpful thoughts with the kids. I already have a few clients in mind whom I can use them with!"

Alyssa Tanzer, Clinical Psychologist

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THE CONCEPT

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As psychologists, we recognize that thoughts are closely tied to the way we feel, act and respond to the situations that occur in our lives.


There are many types of helpful and unhelpful thoughts but in our line of work, we have found that the Worrier, Victim, Controller and Judge thoughts are especially salient in conditions of stress, anxiety, depression and anger, and often lead to poor self-confidence and low self-esteem.

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When helping people cope with difficult situations and the thoughts and feelings that come with them, psychologists use a range of interventions and approaches.

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Some of these interventions include stepping away from the situation, noticing thoughts and feelings with an open mind, considering different ways to see and approach the problem, acceptance and letting go, being kind to self and others, and viewing experiences as opportunities for learning and growth. These ideas and techniques are embodied in the Observer, Problem Solver and Healer thought profiles. 

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THE CHARACTERS

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CONTROLLER

The Controller wants things to be a certain way and experiences distress when people or situations do not meet expectations.

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WORRIER

The Worrier is filled with concerns about the possibility that things would go wrong, people would judge or criticise and/or the situation would be too difficult to cope with.

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JUDGE

The Judge is the critical voice that is harsh on self and others.

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VICTIM

The Victim often considers the situation hopeless and feels powerless to change things.

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PROBLEM SOLVER

The Problem Solver realizes there is more than one way to solve a problem and is open to other perspectives and different ways of solving problems.

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OBSERVER

The Observer takes a step back from the situation and notices thoughts, feelings and experiences with openness and curiosity.

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HEALER

The Healer is accepting, kind to self and others, and sees opportunities to grow and learn in all situations.

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ONLINE COURSE

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CBT and ACT with Thought Bubbles 

This 2 hour experiential online workshop introduces basic concepts and techniques of Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy using the Thought Bubbles Therapy Cards. This novel approach to understanding our thoughts, feelings and behaviour is an invaluable tool for therapists, counselors, educators and youth workers.

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WHERE TO PURCHASE

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KI PSYCHOLOGY

08-03A Orchard Shopping Centre

321 Orchard Road

Singapore 238866

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Contact: 94367978 (Tue-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 9am-2pm)

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RELATIONAL RESOURCES

60 Albert Street,
#16-06 OG Albert Complex,
Singapore 189969

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Contact: 6337 5153 / 9126 4281

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CONTACT

Thank you for your interest in Thought Bubbles. For purchases or enquiries, please contact us today. We’ll be happy to give you the information you need.

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THE TEAM

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DESIREE ZOU

Psychologist

KENNY LIEW

Psychologist

FIONA TAN

Psychologist

GAN CHEE YORK

Psychologist

CAROLYN KEE

Psychologist

RENEE TAN

Digital Artist

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