Make-A-Match: Keys to Respectful Interactions "Game"

This is a therapeutic communication/interaction "game" that incorporates memory, strategy, creative thinking, judgment and communication skills to help adults communicate, hear each other and learn respectful interpersonal skills.

It is not just a card game or just a table-top game - it is a dynamic floor game, encouraging people to move around.

It is for use to teach or reinforce healthy and respectful interactions, enhance communication, deepen the relationship and build empathy in a fun activity. 

It is designed for use by mental health professionals skilled in the  treatment of offenders.  It can facilitate healthy communication, learning respectful interpersonal skills and help build empathy.  It includes Keywords that pull for offender-specific issues.

Physiological Theory

It is designed to be a unique, challenging "game".  It is actually an interactive system that gets more of the players' Central Nervous System involved than most games.  It activates many levels of the C.N.S. and therefore, facilitates learning on many levels. 

In using this game, aspects of respectful interactions can be modeled and trained.

It is very helpful to use to assess group members' ability to apply what has been presented in groups, level of empathy for others, and communication styles.

Winning

This interactive therapeutic "game" is set up so that most all players can win in some way, learn respectful communication skills, and empathy and understanding increase. 

Goal:  By playing the game, people "win".

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$32.99 + tax = $35.50  (plus shipping)

Training and supervision regarding use of this system/"game" is available.   Simply ask us.