Let's Fix it Card Game

Let’s Fix It* is a two-player, conversation-based card game designed to help couples or close connections repair misunderstandings, improve communication, and deepen emotional intimacy—using a structured method rooted in psychology and real-world conflict resolution practices.

This game is for couples, close friends, siblings, or even work partners—any two people who want to better understand each other, resolve tension, or simply build stronger communication habits.

Not at all! While it’s designed to help navigate tough conversations, many players use *Let’s Fix It* to proactively strengthen their bond or check in emotionally even when things are going well.

Each player takes turns picking a card chronologically and answering questions that follow the MIS method—Moment, Interpretation, Solution. These help both players unpack what happened, how it felt, and how to move forward.

No. *Let’s Fix It* is not a substitute for therapy. It’s a guided self-reflection and communication tool meant to empower emotionally aware conversations.

A full game usually takes 30–60 minutes, depending on the depth of sharing and discussion. You can pause at any point and pick it up later.

Absolutely. Most players revisit the game to resolve new conflicts or reflect on how their relationship has evolved over time.

It can be. The game invites vulnerability—but always at your own pace. Emotional safety and mutual respect are key. You can skip questions or take breaks anytime.

The core design is for two players in dialogue. However, many coaches and individuals have used the cards for self-reflection or journaling as a solo tool.

Invite them gently—position it as a chance to grow together rather than "fix" anything broken. You can also use the game solo to understand your own patterns first.

The game is designed to create a safe structure for difficult conversations. But emotional safety depends on mutual willingness. If one or both players are defensive or emotionally unsafe, it’s best to seek professional support.

Yes. The game is relationship-agnostic and designed to support all kinds of human bonds, regardless of gender, orientation, or background.

Yes. Many practitioners have incorporated *Let’s Fix It* into their toolkit to facilitate connection and reflection between clients. It’s especially helpful as a warm-up or trust-building exercise.