Each of these questions may provide powerful insights into the nature of decision making. A tool designed to help individuals and organisations reflect on both the outcomes and consequences of our decision making as well as the processes we adopt to reach decisions. Name the Frame is made up of four sets of window frames or lenses by which decision making can be examined. There are eight cards in each frame. This enables users to examine perspectives including gender, consultation, stereotypes, language and many more. This is a very dynamic tool for social workers, managers, councils, committees, politicians, directors, working groups and community leaders.
Each set of cards contains 32 full colour cards 100 x 210 mm in a durable box along with a 24 page booklet of suggestions.
Hot off the press from Quirky Kid, you will find these unique and beautifully stylised cards an invaluable resource for your work with young people Quirky Kid is a Sydney based psychology service who have gone to great lengths to personally develop hand-packed kits. The Just Like When cards have been developed over 15 years and based on their experiences when working with young people. They are designed to help young people explore their own experiences and emotions. Themes covered include: jealousy sibling rivalry peer conflict confusion and anger. The beautiful illustrations... More info
24 Heartfelt Messages • It’s so much more friendly with two • True friends stab you in the front • A friend is a feeling of forever in the heart • Friends are like bras: close to your heart and there for support • Only a life lived for others is worth living More info
Corban & Blair in collaboration with Left Field Enterprises, have created a unique game using pictures & photographs of family and friends. Each of the 50 cards carries a question designed to stimulate conversation & encourage the sharing of life's significant experiences. Try it over dinner or with colleagues, classmates, family and friends. More info
