Description

A tool that expands the notion of what a strength can be

Encouraging people to identify strengths is an important step in helping them realise they do have resources to draw on.

Strength Cards® Unlimited expands the notion of what a strength is, enabling us to talk about strengths in different ways.

Strengths can be more than personal qualities and Strength Cards® Unlimited is the resource for enabling conversations about different types of strengths, including resources, skills, relationships and experiences.

Strength Cards® Unlimited can help create new ways of thinking about strengths and encourage sustainable change. The 40 visually-engaging cards are perfect for having conversations about the vast range of strengths people can draw on to overcome challenges, reconnect with others and create a more optimistic picture of the future. A booklet is provided to offer helpful suggestions on how to spark life-changing conversations about strengths.

Strength Cards® Unlimited are perfect for social workers, psychologists, teachers, counsellors and parents for use with adults and young people in one-on-one or group settings.

Combine Strength Cards® Unlimited with other strength cards like Choosing Strengths, the original Strength Cards® or Strength Cards® for Kids, all of which have a focus on personal qualities.

Suitable for:

Social workers
Psychologists
Counsellors
Managers/Supervisors
Health practitioners
Human Service professionals
Educators/schools
Parents and carers
Child and Family services
Team building
Justice settings
Therapeutic settings
Pastoral care

Aaron Garth

Aaron Garth is the Executive Director of Ultimate Youth Worker. Aaron has worked as a youth worker in a number of settings including local church, street drug and alcohol outreach, family services, residential care, local government and youth homelessness since 2003. Aaron is a regular speaker at camps, retreats, & youth work training events and is a dedicated to seeing a more professional youth sector in Australia. Aaron is a graduate of RMIT University and an alumnus of their youth work program. He lives in Melbourne with his wife Jennifer & their daughters Hope, Zoe, Esther, Niamh and son Ezra.