Facial Expression Charts

The seven primary facial expressions are happiness, sadness, surprise, fear, anger, disgust, and contempt. These emotions are universally recognized and reflect essential human emotional experiences.

The Facial Expression Chart can be used during emotional check-ins, when verbal communication is challenging, or to help build emotional awareness in therapy. It's a useful tool for guiding clients in recognizing and labeling their emotions through facial cues.

Yes, the Facial Expression Chart is helpful for all ages, though it may need to be adapted based on age. It provides a visual way to recognize and understand emotions, making it accessible to many people.