NEW! The World of the Inner Child Cards

Buy ANY 3 (or more) sets of cards for 10% off 
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A colourful and creative card resource designed to help counsellors and psychotherapists explore the Inner Child with clients.

Conceptualised, designed and created by Pauline Andrew with the help of Photoshop and AI tools, the pack contains 45 expressive images of the Inner Child, depicting a range of emotions, activities, relationships and situations.

The cards can help open up conversations about childhood experiences, feelings and unmet needs. Clients can be invited to notice which images they are drawn to, what they identify with, and what thoughts, feelings or memories the pictures bring to mind.

Drawing on ideas from Transactional Analysis, the pack also includes  “Don’t” cards, representing examples of TA injunctions, alongside additional cards exploring ways of offering kindness and nurture to the Inner Child.

Together, the cards provide a visual and creative way of exploring the Inner Child while opening possibilities for compassion, understanding and reflection.

What’s included

Each pack contains:

• 45 colourful image cards depicting the Inner Child in different emotions, activities, relationships and situations
• 8 “Don’t” cards exploring examples of Transactional Analysis injunctions
• 12 cards exploring ways of expressing kindness and nurture towards the Inner Child
• Detailed guidelines for using the cards in therapeutic practice

Want to explore the cards in more depth?

Add approximately 1 hour 15 minutes of instant-access online training for £5.

Ideal if you’re new to the cards or would like more ideas for incorporating them into your practice, this practical training explores the theory behind the resource and demonstrates creative ways of working with the cards.

The training includes:

• Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes of on-demand video training
• CPD certificate
• Training handout
• Practical ideas, demonstrations and guidance for using the cards with clients