Cut-out card decks · ages 4–14
Feel & Cope: Feelings and Coping Card Decks
Two print-and-cut decks: 27 feelings faces with talk prompts and 27 coping skills with kid-friendly how-tos.
12 printable pages · US Letter PDF · Ages 4–14 · individual, family & group
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What’s inside
Two print-and-cut decks: 27 feelings faces with talk prompts and 27 coping skills in Body, Mind, Connect, and Create color groups, with matching card backs, 10 play-based games with sample note language, and a take-home coping tracker. Works alongside every kit.
- 27 feelings cards with faces & talk prompts
- 27 coping-skill cards in 4 color groups
- Matching card backs for both decks
- 10 play-based game ideas
- Clinician tips for tying games to goals
All 12 pages, and who each is for
- Cover · cover
- How to use these decks · Clinician
- Game ideas · Clinician + child
- Feelings cards 1–9 · Child
- Feelings cards 10–18 · Child
- Feelings cards 19–27 · Child
- Feelings card backs · cover
- Coping cards 1–9 · Child
- Coping cards 10–18 · Child
- Coping cards 19–27 · Child
- Coping card backs · cover
- My coping deck tracker · Child + caregiver
Page 1: Cover 
Page 2: How to use these decks 
Page 4: Feelings cards 1–9 
Page 8: Coping cards 1–9
How clinicians use it
Cards are the most flexible tool in a playroom. Use them to build feelings vocabulary, practice coping skills, and gather quick in-session data you can write into notes.
Built for
- Any child or teen goal involving feelings identification, expression, or coping
- Individual, family, and group sessions; classroom SEL lessons
- Quick in-session data: “named ___ of 9 feelings,” “chose 3 coping skills”
A simple flow
- Print on cardstock (letter, 100% scale). Print backs on the reverse if you like — flip on the short edge.
- Cut along the dashed lines. Laminate for repeat use.
- Start with 6–9 feelings cards for young kids; add more as vocabulary grows.
- Let the child sort coping cards into “works for me / not yet / not for me.”
- Send the child's top coping cards home with the tracker (last page).
- Note the skill practiced, the child's response, and the goal link.
Clinical note
These decks are original, general-purpose tools for building emotional vocabulary and practicing coping skills. They're not a standardized measure. Coping skills are practiced first when calm, then used when upset; pair practice with caregiver coaching so skills generalize. Card prompts can surface hard material — follow the child's pace and assess safety if a card brings up risk.
Get Feel & Cope: Feelings and Coping Card Decks
Digital PDF, delivered right after purchase. Questions or refunds: contact us.
Mason’s own product; Therapist Front Page earns from these sales.
Created by Mason Anglin, PsyD, LMFT #121211, Registered Psychological Associate #PSB94029529
An educational tool for qualified clinicians. It is not a substitute for clinical judgment, it isn’t a standardized or validated measure, and it doesn’t guarantee insurance authorization or reimbursement. Licensed for use with your own clients; please don’t redistribute or resell it.