Metaphoric Card Decks

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MindTrays Still Hours

48 wordless cards about rest and recovery: empty benches, still water, a cup of tea by the window, a sleeping cat, settled sand in an hourglass. Soft dry pastel in lavender and grey-blue. For burnout and resilience coaching, therapy and self-reflection — a way to talk about stopping, slowing down and what restores you.

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MindTrays Slow Ripening

52 metaphor cards about natural processes — seeds sprouting, buds unfurling, cocoons, thaw, first light, tides and quiet renewal — drawn as hand-coloured antique naturalist engravings. No words, no people: a coaching tool for change that takes its own time, for clients who want to talk about where they are in a process rather than where they should already be.

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MindTrays Quiet Signs

55 wordless symbol cards painted in flat gouache with fine gold line on midnight blue: key, well, labyrinth, bridge, lantern, hourglass, mended bowl. Universal images with no fixed meaning — the client finds their own. For Jungian and depth-oriented therapy, dream work, coaching and self-reflection. No religious or occult symbols, no text — one deck for every language.

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MindTrays Where Light Falls

50 chalk-and-charcoal cards on black paper about what we hide and what we show — a thin line of light under a lid, a half-lit moon, a shadow far larger than its chair. For shadow work, therapy and self-reflection: notice where the light falls, then ask what stayed in the dark.

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MindTrays Relationships

60 linocut cards about closeness, distance, conflict, repair, family and boundaries — two cups, a mended bowl, a gate left half open. Built for couples and family work: people choose the image that fits their relationship, and the conversation starts from there.

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MindTrays Faces & Expressions

A deck of 60 watercolour faces caught in a wide range of expressions — joy, calm, sadness, fear, anger, shame, wonder and the in-between moments that are hard to name. Built to help clients, teenagers and self-reflectors find words for feelings. The cards don't label emotions: the meaning belongs to the person looking.

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Mindtrays Figures

Figures invites you to explore roles, relationships, and inner dynamics through 50 silhouette outlines that open space for honest reflection and new insight.

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Mindtrays Resources

A deck that gently helps you notice your inner strengths, sources of support, and the ways you can take care of yourself in different moments of life.

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