![]() Melbourne Psychotherapist Couple Launch "YUM" - A Powerful Game that Helps Couples Connect and CommunicateYUM takes the best of relationship therapy and puts it directly in the hands of couples, helping them overcome resistance and distance, in order to reconnect.
By: YUM Games YUM (You, Me, Us) is a unique card-based game for couples that supports connection, intimacy, compassion and insight. It's all about honest sharing, generous listening and physical (non-sexual) When two people first get together, the relationship tends to feel effortless. This "Honeymoon Period" usually lasts for 6-12 months...or even two years. But eventually, as they get to know each other more deeply, things begin to change. Habits set in, cracks appear, communication can become tricky, and insecurities start to play out... This is where YUM comes in. The game involves setting aside 90 minutes. There are four types of card: Hear Me, Tell Me, Deep Sharing, and Body. The cards invite each person to share something, ask a specific question, or engage in an activity. One of the things that makes YUM so powerful is the way it facilitates deep or generous listening.
In his psychotherapy practice, Sean witnesses first-hand the struggles people face in relationship. Divorce rates remain high, and relationship therapy is often unappealing or out of reach for many couples. YUM provides an affordable and powerful tool that can be used again and again. ABOUT Sean O'Carroll and Emily Fishman are both trained relational Gestalt psychotherapists. Sean is an academic and psychotherapist in private practice. Emily is an Osteopath. They live in Melbourne with their six children. They believe strong relationships lie at the heart of happy lives, healthy families, and vibrant societies. Their aim with YUM is to support couples in flourishing, making the world a better place, one relationship at a time. Contact Yum Games Sean O’Carroll & Emily Fishman ***@playyum.com Photo: https://www.prlog.org/ End
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