A factsheet to give more information regarding issues related to the social inclusion of families, of PLAY's approach, of targeted psychosocial skills and of games.

A cooperative game to renew and reinforce the parent-child bond by cooperating in the game to succeed together.

Targeted psychosocial skills: Cooperating and helping each other.

A cooperative game to renew and reinforce the parent-child bond by cooperating in the game to succeed together.

Targeted psychosocial skills: Cooperating and helping each other.

A collective game to understand that there may be several levels of need; and to understand that in order to satisfy a need, an appropriate response is required.

Targeted psychosocial skills: empathising and listening to the needs of others.

A collective game to understand that there may be several levels of need; and to understand that in order to satisfy a need, an appropriate response is required.

Targeted psychosocial skills: empathising and listening to the needs of others.

A socio-sport game to be able to identify several ways to express and manage anger; and to be able to communicate to manage conflict without violence.

Targeted psychosocial skills: managing an emotion such as anger; communicating to resolve conflict.