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Will this be a feeding container or a water trough? What else might be put into here? -
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The Dragon King Horse is an impressive sight in his decorated armour to match his King. He is ready for his knight to ride him into battle. -
Jizo is a well loved Japanese Bodhisattva and represents 'he who encompasses the Earth' and is one who stays on Earth until all being are saved. Often referred to as the protector of the family
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Pack of 10 coins.
I-Ching coins are from ancient China and are used to symbolise prosperity.
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Quan Yin in the Goddess of Mercy, Compassion and Healing and is a symbol of selfless love. She is knows as the female Buddha who has vowed to ease the suffering of all beings. and for over 2000 yrs (acc. to Buddhist History) has been the saviour of all in distress. -
The Mini Kit is a unique sample of the most popular items in our collection with a carry bag. Great value
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Smiley face ball, always happy to see anyone -
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The heart shape (♥) is an ideograph used to express the idea of the "heart" in its metaphorical or symbolic sense as the center of emotion, including affection and love, especially (but not exclusively) romantic love. -
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Make a forest with these assorted trees or a peaceful garden. Will they make a magic fairy garden or a spooky forest? -
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Nothing says beach time like seashells! -
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Meet 48 bears, bursting with personality—the absolute classic for talking about feelings with anyone, any age, in any language. The Bears is able to speak directly to our feelings and emotions at a very deep level.
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- What does being the driver’s seat mean to you?
- Where do you really want to get to?
- Do you find it difficult to shift gears?
- How will you know when to speed up or slow down?
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These cards are based on solution-focussed, strengths-based techniques used for many years by experienced consulting psychologist, Selina Byrne, to help children with worry and anxiety, and to build their wellbeing and resilience. -
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Walking the Boundaries can be used to:- Reflect on practice, values and ethical dilemmas
- Explore the impacts of context and organisational culture on decision-making
- Open discussions about risk, confidentiality and privacy
- Develop strategies for managing uncertainty and staying safe
- Stimulate forthright, fun, unpredictable and revealing conversations with colleagues, supervisors, teams and new professionals!
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Who does the work in the house?
