Uplifting Relationship Resources

            There will be a “Blue Moon” shining above this New Year’s Eve, and we can’t think of a better time to take stock of our connections, and try new things.              The full moon on December 31 in the United States, Canada, Europe, South America and Africa, will be the second of the month. Traditionally, that second [...]

So I was delighted when the game was introduced to a group of fellow melancholics; many of us had forgotten how to smile, much less laugh so I wondered how we might respond to this game designed to foster humor and communication. Much to my surprise and delight I found myself soon engaged and participating, laughing heartily…

Do Tell can be used as a powerful therapeutic tool. It is designed to level the psychological playing field by inspiring openness, laughter, thoughtfulness and insight. Do Tell encourages people to express who they are with greater ease and confidence.

It encourages people to loosen up and show their stuff. It’s fun, sometimes silly, sometimes serious. The idea is to invite someone you know (kind of ) and have them invite someone you don’t know.

Christmas is a season. Just like relationships, it is not for one day only. It is built with the memories we create over a lifetime.

Those of us still shopping (which is honestly most of us) feel decidedly unlike overachievers. We look at our list of things that still need to be completed, and the panic sets in.

The thing that’s different about this relationship game is that anyone in the family can play. You don’t need to have any special skills or knowledge. You just have to be yourself. That’s also why it is a great game for families. The board game is a game of connections

“…what I love about it most is when you are finished playing you feel more connected to all of those who played with you…”

“…We’ve all had a troubled relationship …within minutes, tension began to melt away, we relaxed, smiles appeared… Now I feel much closer to my family…”

“…through this game we discovered new things about each other, and we laughed a lot. I’ve also played with strangers at a party and enjoyed it enormously. It’s a great ice-breaker!…”

Do Tell: Family Edition of The Relationship Game: Tell Card: “When was the last time you counted your blessings?” When WAS the last time you counted your blessings? That’s what we’re supposed to do this time of year. Did you actually do it on Thanksgiving? Or did your time for that activity get stuffed to [...]