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Thought-Feelings-Actions (DV & Coping)

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This game is social emotional learning (SEL) game emphasizing skill‑building rather than trauma‑processing, specific to children experiencing domestic violence. It gives a child a simple, concrete way to pause, label what’s happening inside, and choose a tiny step that moves her out of the stuck cycle.

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This game is social emotional learning (SEL) game emphasizing skill‑building rather than trauma‑processing, specific to children experiencing domestic violence. It gives a child a simple, concrete way to pause, label what’s happening inside, and choose a tiny step that moves her out of the stuck cycle.

by Katiusca
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Thought: the teacher will yell at me again today.

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Thought: “I’m not good enough because my classmate said I’m stupid.”

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Thought: “Dad might come back any minute.”

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Thought: All the bad things will keep happening.

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Thought: Nobody will believe me if I tell them.

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