Open what they can't.

From session one.

A Gentler Way In

Hundreds of Combinations

Hands in Life

Works from Session One

No Preparation Needed

The challenge every therapist knows

The client who wants to talk - but can't yet.

Another question may only make them retreat further. Hands in Life offers a different starting point: an image they can notice before they have to explain themselves.

They choose a card, roll the die, and respond to what appears. A memory, relationship, feeling, or story can emerge naturally, without demanding immediate vulnerability.

It gives you both somewhere to begin.

What’s Inside?

52 Beautifully Illustrated Cards

Some clients don’t know where to begin, especially when a direct question feels too big. The cards give them a gentler entry point.

Unique Context Die

Clients can respond to an image, then the die gives another anchor – and from there, the conversation often becomes much more natural.

What clinicians are saying

Professionals who keep it on the table

"I've tried a lot of tools. What keeps this one on the table is how specific it gets, a card with hands in a moment you recognize, a dice that gives it context. Clients don't feel interviewed and things just surface."

"Strong, powerful, provoking a reaction and helping to develop a direct dialogue about the complexity of feelings and experiences."

"The images are deceptively simple (and beautifu!l). Just hands. But the memories they pull up - I've had clients go places in session three that I wouldn't have expected until month three."

“Some clients don’t know where to begin, especially when a direct question feels too big. The cards give them a gentler entry point. They can respond to an image first, then the dice gives another anchor - and from there, the conversation often becomes much more natural.”

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Questions from clinicians

Everything you need to know

Do I need to explain it to my client first?

Not really. Most therapists introduce it in one sentence: "Pick a card and roll the dice." No clinical framing required — which is part of what makes it work.

My clients resist "exercises". will this feel like one?

Rolling a dice and picking a card doesn't read as a therapeutic exercise — it reads as an invitation. Resistant clients engage because there's no emotional demand attached to the action itself.

Does it stay useful beyond the first session?

Yes. The same card & dice pulled at a different moment in therapy often surfaces completely different material. Therapists report using it consistently across months of work with the same client.

What's inside the box?

52 illustrated hand cards, the context dice, a usage guide, and a high-quality magnetic box designed to look right in a therapy room — not like a children's game.