From an art therapy website - Each person creates art to represent the corresponding emotion on the wheel - using colors, abstraction, or representationally. The more we make space for emotions, the more freedom we have to dance with them, rather than feeling overwhelmed by them.

Let me tell you something—I’ve been in therapy for 7 years, and it has been one wild ride of self-discovery. The biggest breakthrough this year? Tackling my emotions. Listen, emotions used to run my life. I mean, they had me on a leash! But this year, I flipped the script. I’ve learned to control them, categorize them, and most importantly, learn from how they make me feel. Now, let me put you on game—my therapist introduced me to this feelings wheel, and baby, it’s a game-changer. Before I…

Emotion Wheel #RecreationalTherapy

Emotion wheel designed to help parents and teachers talk to kids about their feelings

A handy printable tool for helping children learn to recognise and manage their emotions. Great for use in the home or classroom.