A New Beginning Recovery Card Game

I work in a D&A rehab. Using the cards is a nice change for my clients. It promotes participation.

I am a counselor for an impatient faciality and run a variety of different groups. These cards help someone who is new to running groups and already proven to be beneficial. I'm giving it 4 stars because of the discussions didn't seem worthy enough to even bother asking the group. As far as i know, it's not an actual game. There is two sets and I've only done into the first one so I could be wrong.None the less this is a great tool. Considering I have new clients on a day to day, week to week basis, I can use these as long as I am working in this facility.

These cards are sure fire way to get a good group discussion going! Great find

I bought another stack of personal development cards from other companies for the same price and they were thick laminated paper primed for long-term use. These have a good questions but on thin construction paper that Will surely get disgusting and won’t last many groups.

I've been volunteer facilitators at a womens recovery sober house for about two years and needed an activity. This is awesome. One the back of each card is a question related to recovery. This will allow the women to open up and start working on theirselves. I have read all questions send could add more but this is a wonderful start. It comes with a nice metal case too. I will update on July 11 when I use them.

I purchased these cards to use for my addiction counseling groups - I do outpatient, intensive outpatient, and partial groups, and the cards have been appropriate for all levels of care. The questions on the cards are unique and thought provoking; my groups have had some excellent discussions from these cards, and sometimes we only need two or three per group (2-3 hours) due to the wealth of discussion! I would highly recommend these cards to anyone who does group therapy in addictions because they are well worth the investment!

Many of the AA members enjoyed this lil game

I work at a treatment center with PHP, IOP, and OP clients. This is definitely more appropriate for the clients that have a little time under their belts. But it is a good way to get a discussion going if the group is lagging.