自己概念ゲーム

My 12-year-old was skeptical at first, but the conversation cards got him opening up about his strengths in a way that felt natural, not forced. We've played it three times now, and I've already noticed him being kinder to himself.

As a therapist, I've used this with several kids aged 8-12, and it's been a gentle way to get them talking about how they see themselves. The board game format keeps them engaged, and it's a solid step up from the puppets for that age group. It’s become a regular part of my sessions.

My 9-year-old actually asks to play this to talk about feelings, which is a miracle. The game board makes it feel like fun, not therapy, and I've seen a real boost in how he describes himself.