Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
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| Cognitive Behavioural Therapy | |
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| Designer | Anfo |
| Date | 6/05/2008 |
| Players | 2+ |
| This deck has not been categorised. | |
| To play Dvorak: Draw five cards each and leave the rest as a draw pile. On your turn, draw a card from the draw pile and play one Thing and/or one Action. (See the full rules.) | |
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An educational game for improving your mind and mood.
Use real-life-Action-cards to destroy thinking-error-Thing-cards.
Thinking Error Cards are played on opponents, who can have more than one!
Use Action cards and other Things with helpfull built-in Actions to slowly learn to improve your Thinking.
The game is designed with Education in mind whilst still being a playable game.
Card List
Catastrophising
Thing Thinking Error
Whenever an opponent would generate an ammount of tokens, they generate triple that ammount instead.
Am I jumping to the worst possible conclusion?
Am I jumping to the worst possible conclusion?
Black-and-White thinking
Thing Thinking Error
Whenever one or more non-Thinking Error Things you control are destroyed, discard your entire hand.
Am I thinking in extreme - all-or-nothing - terms?
Am I thinking in extreme - all-or-nothing - terms?
Overgeneralising
Thing Thinking Error
You ALWAYS draw cards for your opponents. You NEVER get to play more than one Action or Thing per turn.
Am I using words like ALWAYS and NEVER to draw generalised conclusions from a specific event?
Am I using words like ALWAYS and NEVER to draw generalised conclusions from a specific event?
Fortune-Telling
Thing Thinking Error
Your opponents may draw from the discard pile instead of the draw pile.
Am I predicting the future instead of waiting to see what happens?
Am I predicting the future instead of waiting to see what happens?
Mind-Reading
Thing Thinking Error
Play with your hand revealed.
Am I jumping to conclusions about what other people are thinking of me?
Am I jumping to conclusions about what other people are thinking of me?
Mental Filtering
Thing Thinking Error
You draw cards face down and pass them clockwise to your opponents who may swap one card from their hand with a card in your pile.
Am I focusing on the negative and overlooking the positive?
Am I focusing on the negative and overlooking the positive?
Disqualifying the Positive
Thing Thinking Error
Whenever a Thing comes into play under your control, the opponent with the least ammount of Things may choose to exchange one of their Things for your new Thing.
Am I focusing on the negative and overlooking the positive?
Am I focusing on the negative and overlooking the positive?
