ARTAGIA Fun Social Skills and Therapy Game for Adults and Teenagers: CBT Family Game for Therapeutic Conversations and Better Relationships. Counseling Tool

I loved using this with my therapy clients. Go through and filter out card questions based on the age of the teen. Some questions are suitable for young teens or middle schoolers some are definitely better for older teens or high school seniors. Great for building rapport and is fun with beautiful graphics.

This is an awesome game! I have been an intensive in-home counselor for almost a year now, and adding this game to my growing collection was a great decision. This works for me when I’m building rapport with teens and their families. I think even just playing with my friends would be fun too!The cards range from easy, sometimes goofy “Chill” questions, to more in-depth “Chat” questions, then to the seriously introspective, comprehensive and deep “Challenge” questions. The instructions on how to play are super clear, for both the simple conversation version and the point-based competition version. I also love how the instructions are laminated! The cards’ and box’s construction are also very durable, which is super.The only thing I wish could be different about this game is the illustration on the front. I love the use of the emojis, but the cartoon drawings of the family on the front seem like too much. It features a white family, with a mother and father, and the two teens are a girl and a boy. I wish that illustration wasn’t even there, because most of the families I have worked with so far - from a variety of demographics - don’t look like that. I understand that having them pictured can illustrate the divide between the parents and teens that the game is trying to help with, but I would have preferred just the emojis and the title. That not only would look more polished, but it would also prevent any awkwardness when the teens I work with see it and know their family doesn’t look like that.Overall, this game is great! I will be recommending it to my coworkers at the next staff meeting. 😁

The media could not be loaded. This cards are very well made and I love the questions and separation of intensity. This is more like 5 decks bc they have 2 decks for teens, 2 for adults, and 1 that can be used for teens and adults. I was only expecting to use these with teen so bonus! I just got them today. I would suggest a little less plastic as everything was wrapped. I will give then a try and see how my clients like them.

I work in a nursing home and purchased these cards to be used as conversation starters in our dining room. I post one a day and staff talk about the question with residents at meals and the residents have fun discussing them with each other. Most of the questions in the Chill or Chat boxes can be posed to any age group as recommended (13+). I'm not sure I will use the Challenge box with the elderly as those questions are deeper and more self-analytical. If you are looking to start real conversations with friends or family to strengthen your relationships then these are a solid start!

I have used products like this before as a communicative tool. My kids are hard to connect with sometimes and let's face it, I don't keep up with technology and the times as much so it's hard to get on their level. I loved that this game gave me options in a fun way to get to know them and relate with them. The oldest at first didn't find this fun. But as the game went on she realized I wasn't judging her answers just laughing and relating then moving on to her sister. It was a great way for her to open up and have a fun time. Would highly recommend. It's an easy game to follow, however its more like a learning tool not a game. Could see this being useful in a school setting.

Lively colors , good questions but found it to be expensive for what you actually rec.

I use this product as a tool to spend quality time with my two boys, we enjoyed playing the game and had so much fun!

This is a perfect product for building rapport in counseling preteens/teens. There are silly questions, as well as ones that make you consider your core values. The best part is that the kids have a chance to ask the adult questions about their lives! However, I had to remove some of the cards for adults, as I don't find it appropriate for a counselor to talk about when they lost their virginity. There are only a few cards that are too personal like that. These cards have helped me learn what is important to my teen clients, and allows me to be a little vulnerable as well.