Talia Ja-Ty App

Features Talia Ja-Ty App

The Ja-Ty App deck is designed to play with others and deepen relationships.Or to use it on your own to get to know yourself better and develop as an individual.You can use it in a group of friends or acquaintances.You can take it on a date (although due to the intimacy of the questions, it would be better not to be the first date) and use it to build a unique relationship.You can see her partner again with whom you shared the last 30 years of your life together.It can also be used as a tool for group work (e.g.
during workshops, training, etc.).Initially, the Ja-Ty Deck was released on the market as a physical product (playing cards).
It was soon translated into English and German and the Second Ja-Ty Deck was published.
This application contains cards from the First and Second I-Thou Decks, a total of 100 cards covering 200 questions.
The Talia Ja-Ty application works only in pass & play mode - it does not use the Internet.√ The I-Thou deck was created by a Gestalt therapist√ Inspires deep and moving conversation topics√ Draws on Gestalt therapy and therapeutic practice√ Created on the basis of the First I-Thou Deck and the Second I-Thou Deck√ Includes the authors comments on each general question.√ Play with others in Pass & Play!"I-Thou" is a concept of relationship described by Martin Buber.
According to Buber, the basis of dialogue is a type of meeting during which partners treat each other subjectively, are equal to each other, respect each others differences, and, above all, have no other goal than to get to know each other and meet in their authenticity.From the author:"Questions are like windows for me.
Only when I really try to answer and take the trouble to look for my own truth, I open the window and look around my inner world.You can use the Deck alone, but it is primarily used to play with others.
When I use the word "game", I do not mean a traditional game with winners and losers, but rather an activity with a proposed structure and rules.Talia questions are private.
They can be difficult.
They refer to personal history and its impact on the present.
I encourage you to try to answer every question asked during the game.
Think of it as an experiment.
Even if you have had many years of your own therapy and development workshops behind you, it is worth taking the perspective: what is it like/what does it look like for me now?