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Coping Skills


Coping Support Kit
submitted by Cindy Clark of the VA Hospital on Friday, April 7, 2000

Size: 4-10

Equipment:

Plastic Bag(s) (Ziplock bags preferred)
Eraser
Penny
Marble
elastic
string
1 hersheys kiss & 1 hersheys hug


Objective: To support clients develop coping skills.

Description: You take the eraser, penny, marble, elastic, string, hersheys kiss and hersheys hug and put them in a (ziplock) baggie. Then you attach a note that reads: "Here is your personal coping kit. It contains an eraser to make mistakes disappear; a penny so you will never be completely broke; a marble for when you are sure you've lost yours; an elastic to help you stretch beyond your means; a string to hold life together when it seems to be falling apart; a hug and a kiss to remind you that someone cares about you!!!"

 

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