OUR MOMENTS Couples: 100 Conversation Starters for Great Relationships - Fun Conversation Cards Game for Couples

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We need to create an atmosphere where an admission of guilt will be met with tolerance and sympathy. At this moment, we’re not asking the other person to wipe the slate clean. We’re just stating something from our own side: that we would like to be forgiven for certain things that, we admit, we’re really sorry about. We will try to do better – if we’re given the chance.’ With 18 individual statements, representing features of healthy and unhealthy relationships, this set is great for starting discussions with your class. Some of these statements include:

The Empress: a creative connection; family. Traditional roles; physical and sensual attraction are key. A sense of belonging and longevity. A successful partnership. Thrives when mutual interests include spending time in nature. The Magician: The only way the Magician can come up as a relationship card is when based on a combination of the Fool (0) and the Magician (1), but because the Magician doesn’t exist as a personality card (birth dates don’t add up to 1), it also won’t come up as a relationship card. Remember to take your personality cards into account when exploring your relationship card, which can give you a more insightful portrait of your relationship. If you want a great range of worksheets, activities, games and more to help teach these to children from 4-11 years-old, then we have dedicated areas for:

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It’s important to us that companies remove such language from their products. We hope that BestSelf Co. considers removing this question and similar questions from future print runs. Justice: Equality, fairness. Fairly give and fairly take. A slow starter turning into a strong relationship after much consideration. Harmony; pleasant togetherness. A social couple with good circle of friends. Avoid blaming the other in crisis situations, and try not to focus too much on the other’s flaws.

This knowing when to speak up worksheet offers guidance about when it is appropriate to speak up in a range of relationship situations, including the workplace. Naikan Therapy Using this resource will help children develop empathy and understand how people deserve to be treated. It's great for use in school or at home, and will help foster a more friendly learning environment. This Imago worksheet helps identify the qualities you want in a prospective romantic partner. It particularly draws on how childhood experiences and related attachment patterns affect the development of a romantic partnership as an adult. 3. About Your Partner Your friends are in a club with you at school. They decide to make their own club at lunchtime, but they won’t let you join in.’ Sometimes, an individual’s success can evoke jealousy, resentment, or envy in others. Active constructive responding counters negative responses by enhancing our appreciation of other people’s positive qualities and successes. 19. Knowing When to Speak UpCreating a positive connection ritual helps couples make time for each other and can prevent them from drifting apart. This worksheet guides couples on how to create a regular connection that meets both partners’ needs for intimacy. 14. What Makes a Perfect Day And if you liked this resource, use it alongside our Behaviour Reflection Worksheet to get children thinking about their actions and the behaviour of others. You can also discuss consent and respect with these brilliant scenario cards. Make sure KS1 children understand the concepts and recognise them in daily life. This book was written for those dealing with the pain of betrayal or exploitation in various types of relationships. This anger management worksheet asks you to consider what signals indicate the need for a pause to cool off and prevent the escalation of conflict with another. A pause can enhance clarity and more effective communication. 27. The EQ 5 Point Tool The big picture worksheet helps couples concentrate on their shared vision of the future to get through the more mundane and difficult times that every long-term relationship encounters. It uses miracle questions to build trust and connection with your partner and rekindle shared dreams. 9. Mutual Relationship Vision

However, the energy of the Magician is inherent in the numbers 10 and 19, and therefore Wheel of Fortune (10) and the Sun (19) relationships have the power to master and resolve any situation that comes their way. Often, random cards are drawn in a spread, which is fine, but you can also learn more by working out the couple’s relationship card. Couples tend to forget each other’s strengths when their relationship is tainted by conflict. This worksheet logs a list of activities to re-visit as a couple that have inspired positive feelings in the past. 8. Understanding The Big Picture Building healthy relationships with people takes time. Developing trust is essential and requires mutual openness and authenticity to flourish (Falconier et al., 2015).

With over 35 products sold in specialty stores across the U.S., Canada, and the world, they got almost every social situation covered for you! Halford, W. K., Pepping, C. A., & Petch, J. (2018). Promoting healthy relationships. In A. L. Vangelisti & D. Perlman (Eds.), The Cambridge handbook of personal relationships (2nd ed., pp. 579–590). Cambridge University Press. Similarly, this valuing my partner worksheet helps couples who tend to focus on each other’s negative qualities to remember when they first met and what they value about each other now. 6. Three Things We Have In Common Codependency can affect intimate partnerships, friendships, and other types of family relationships. The following three worksheets are designed to assess levels of codependency and transform codependency patterns. 31. Codependency Questionnaire

Use the cards to inspire role-play scenarios for setting boundaries, where children act out the scenario in front of the class to inspire a discussion. It'll be a fun activity the whole class enjoys.

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