Metaphorical Cards Me and My Mom Cards + Brochure

Metaphorical Cards Me and My Mom Cards + Brochure

Category MAC: narrative, working with the image and figure of the mother.

Set includes:
1. 60 cards with narrative images
2. Instructions
3. Sturdy storage box

The card set “Me and My Mom” is intended for exploring issues related to the image and figure of... the mother. The cards can be used for individual work, family counseling, exploring the inner child, inner parent, inner woman, relationships with mother, within the family, with parents, in couples, with one’s own children, exploring feminine identity, and maternal scripts. They complement transformational games.

The cards depict various situations, individual episodes from the lives of mothers, children, their relationships, and family dynamics that convey the feelings and experiences of people in different situations.

The card set contains 60 images. They include representations that convey resourceful states of the mother, child, and their relationships, as well as tense states where there is conflict, pain, resentment, etc., allowing the processing of unpleasant experiences.

Who is it for? For psychologists, psychotherapists of various orientations, coaches, educators, professionals in helping professions, and for people wishing to engage in self-discovery.

Field of application: the cards can be used for independent work, individual work with clients, family counseling, working with adolescents and adults on the topic of relationships with mothers, within the family, with parents. They serve as a complement to transformational games, trainings, and therapeutic groups.

MAC “Me and My Mom” can be used in:
• Exploring the relevant request
• Working with personal perceptions of the role of mother
• Exploring and acknowledging suppressed feelings regarding the mother
• Seeking and actualizing resources
• Exploring the experience of relationships with the mother
• Recognizing and accepting one’s “separateness” and autonomy
• Understanding and actualizing one’s needs
• Self-discovery and self-therapy
• And more.

Author: ГАНИНА Е.

Printhouse: MACards

Series: Метафорические карты Macards

Year of publication: 2022

ISBN: 9785604833490

Size: 9.5 x 12 x 4.3 mm

Cover type: Коробка

Weight: 210 g

ID: 1387216

Category MAC: narrative, working with the image and figure of the mother.

Set includes:
1. 60 cards with narrative images
2. Instructions
3. Sturdy storage box

The card set “Me and My Mom” is intended for exploring issues related to the image and figure of the mother. The cards can be used for individual work, family counseling, exploring the inner child, inner parent, inner woman, relationships with mother, within the family, with parents, in couples, with one’s own children, exploring feminine identity, and maternal scripts. They complement transformational games.

The cards depict various situations, individual episodes from the lives of mothers, children, their relationships, and family dynamics that convey the feelings and experiences of people in different situations.

The card set contains 60 images. They include representations that convey resourceful states of the mother, child, and their relationships, as well as tense states where there is conflict, pain, resentment, etc., allowing the processing of unpleasant experiences.

Who is it for? For psychologists, psychotherapists of various orientations, coaches, educators, professionals in helping professions, and for people wishing to engage in self-discovery.

Field of application: the cards can be used for independent work, individual work with clients, family counseling, working with adolescents and adults on the topic of relationships with mothers, within the family, with parents. They serve as a complement to transformational games, trainings, and therapeutic groups.

MAC “Me and My Mom” can be used in:
• Exploring the relevant request
• Working with personal perceptions of the role of mother
• Exploring and acknowledging suppressed feelings regarding the mother
• Seeking and actualizing resources
• Exploring the experience of relationships with the mother
• Recognizing and accepting one’s “separateness” and autonomy
• Understanding and actualizing one’s needs
• Self-discovery and self-therapy
• And more.