Description:
Millions have discovered the effectiveness of Positive Discipline tools to help them keep the joy in parenting. Is it any wonder that these same tools can work wonders in adult relationships? The 40 cartoons in this deck of cards will make you laugh—and then you are ready to do the activities that can create deep connection, understanding, and joy in your relationship.
- You might want to go through each card in order, or choose them randomly. (However, it helps to do the Relationship Map card first so you can keep your destination in your mind and in your heart.)
- You can improve your relationship even if you partner does not want to play this card game with you. This is one solitaire game that will bring more joy to both of you.
- When playing the game as a couple, it will enhance your learning if you journal separately about each card before discussing it together.
- When having a conflict, try randomly choosing a card to see if you find the perfect solution.
Reviews
Certified Positive Discipline Lead Trainer
These were a great hit as "Stocking Stuffers" for Christmas! We had 4 adult couples together for the holidays who enjoyed the humor and the suggestions. While they start with a good chuckle, they certainly have sound advice to strengthen relationships.
It's the simple things
A fun way to find your spark again! Loved the use of humor and practical reminders that it's not difficult to have fun in marriage. Sometimes we forget that it's the simple things that make all the difference in relationships. These would be a fun Christmas present to any couple! Can't wait to go practice what I learned:)
Helpful and Fun!
We just got these cards a few weeks ago and we love them! Just like the PD Tool Cards, these are not only productive and helpful, but they're fun. It makes it a little easier for us to laugh at ourselves and some of our mistakes, as well as learn different ways to handle things moving forward. I highly recommend!
Marriage & Family Therapist
I really enjoy using these cards with my clients. They invite laughter and sharing, but the information is solid and useful. They're a lovely way to approach difficult problems with respect and compassion.