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“Parts in Me” therapy cards are a unique and transformative tool designed to help you uncover and process your emotions by identifying various parts within yourself and understanding how they interact.
A deck for exploring your inner world through parts work.
Parts in Me is a therapeutic card deck that aligns with the principles of parts work — helping you recognize, name, and engage with the different inner parts that shape your emotional experience.
Each of the 42 illustrated cards offers a visual and intuitive way to explore your internal system:
Character cards represent distinct inner parts such as control, creativity, vulnerability, or resistance.
Interaction cards portray the relationships between these parts — moments of connection, conflict, or protection.
By giving form to what’s felt inside, Parts in Me supports conversations that lead to understanding, compassion, and integration.
Recommended for therapists, teens, and adults, the deck offers a meaningful way to explore emotional complexity, inner dialogue, and personal growth.
(Some illustrations may depict intense emotions and are not recommended for young children.)
Parts in Me — a visual language for self-understanding through parts work.
Used worldwide in therapy sessions, coaching, and personal growth practices.
Perfect for therapy sessions, coaching, group workshops, or self-reflection, these cards adapt to your needs—wherever emotions are explored.
Developed with personal mental health insights, designed to help navigate emotions in a thoughtful way.
Ideal for therapists, professionals, and individuals seeking a deeper emotional connection.
Not just another deck—these cards ignite meaningful conversations and self-discovery.
A beautifully crafted magnetic box, perfect for clinics, therapists, and personal collections.
Emotional intelligence isn’t just clinical — it’s deeply human.
I created these cards from my own journey through grief, joy, anxiety, healing, and the messy middle in between.
Today, therapists around the world use these decks in their work and that means the world to me.
But these cards aren’t prescriptions, they’re empathy in a box.
A way to make emotional conversations feel more human, less intimidating, and more real.
Emotions can feel big, vague, or hard to name.
These tools give you a gentle starting point.
Pick a card. Roll a dice. Look at an illustration. Ask one question.
There’s no “right” depth and no pressure to be profound.
The magic isn’t in the answers.
It’s in the noticing.
Whether you’re reflecting alone, talking with a partner or holding space in a therapy room – the structure makes it easier to begin.
Hi Hilit, Your cards arrived safely today!! I'm truly impressed with the wonderful card. Thank you for creating up with such an amazing idea and art. OMG, your Emotion In Time, is also amazing!
I was thrilled to receive the lovely special cards. I purchased them for myself and a friend after seeing them at another therapist’s clinic. They are really not like regular emotion/experience cards. They’re beautiful and illustrate the emotion/experience in a charming way and in color. Thank you thank you.
The cards are lovely!!! You chose emotions that are not always given the attention they deserve and you expressed them in such a moving way. I use them as part of a group I teach in a mental hospital and the participants also really related with them. Thank you very much and well done!!!
The cards are lovely…the feelings speak through the illustration. How much talent and sensitivity is needed to create such a minimalistic, sensitive and authentic set of emotion and experience cards… kudos to you! I already had time to reveal them to my teenage patients, and they really connected and even asked for them a week later. Thank you very much and good luck in the future!
Hi Hilit, Your cards arrived safely today!! I'm truly impressed with the wonderful card. Thank you for creating up with such an amazing idea and art. OMG, your Emotion In Time, is also amazing!
Dear Hilit, the cards are great. Strong, powerful, provoking a reaction and helping to develop a direct dialogue about the complexity of feelings and experiences. All the best 🙂
