Category: (Toy)
3 new, starting at $58.00
In Therapy: VIP Edition, players move through the six stages of life answering fun and fascinating questions. Special cards, covering the quirks of famous and infamous people, give the game VIP twists. Roll the die and answer a question from the stage of life that you land on. Get it right and you collect a brain card. Be the first player to collect a card from each of the six stages to win.
Along the way, you'll get to be both therapist and patient to the other players and find out if what you see in the inkblots is what most people see. So pull up a couch - or a chair - and get ready for a session of fun! Includes 360 stages of life cards, 90 Therapy cards, 30 Thinkblot cards, Thinkblot booklet, game board, six movers, 36 brain cards, dice and instructions.
Get ready to psych your friends out!Reviewed by zoineos, 2007-12-29
I LOVE this game. Not only does it give you lots of interesting tid bits of psychology but you learn alot about your friends. Highly recommend.
Therapy board gameReviewed by Frances Verrinder, 2007-12-10
My teenage stepsons bought this game for Xmas a few years ago for
us -- we are both therapists. Like all good games it puts everyone
on equal footing.We all had a lot of fun playing it with their
grandmother. The best question is: Who do you think has the most
secrets in the room? We all guessed my mother-in-law. She wasn't
telling but she did laugh.
It can be quite personal. The game encourages participants to share
information they might never do otherwise and to ask questions that
they might not dare ask . It is therefore great with teenagers. I
don't think it would work with kids under 13. It is also a lot of
fun with
adult friends. But it's not a game that you'd want to play
repeatedly.
Once you've played it loses its surprise value
Fun if your a pscyhology majorReviewed by Dianna Singler, 2007-11-12
The game is very fun especially if your a psychology major or interested in becoming a counselor. However, the game I received did not contain all the pieces. Instead of receiving 2 different kinds of question cards, mine came with one deck of all the same. The game itself is pretty fun. Once you go through all the questions though you won't want to play it again.
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