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About the Metaphor Cards Workshop Bundle
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Feeling Cards Set (free in the workshop bundle)Each feeling card represents a specific emotion – clearly recognizable and immediately usable. This allows workshops and coaching sessions to be even more rounded: as a brief check-in at the start, as reflection in between, or as a closing round ("Which emotion is behind this metaphor?"). In combination with the metaphor cards, deeper insights quickly emerge because feelings become visible and nameable – without having to search for them long. |
The Elephant in the RoomIn the middle of the room stands an elephant – huge, unmistakable, yet no one talks about it. This metaphor stands for exactly that: the obvious that everyone senses but no one addresses. The card makes unspoken topics visible without creating pressure. It is an ideal entry point when something stands between people – in teams, couples, or individual coaching. Especially suitable for conversations about tensions, taboos, hidden conflicts, or situations where a clear statement is long overdue.
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Good for conversation. Good for the conscience.Our metaphor cards are deliberately created with a commitment to quality and responsibility: printed in Germany, climate-neutral, and on extra sturdy, matte 450 g chromo sulfate cardboard. This ensures a high-quality feel, long durability, and a professional experience in use – whether in coaching, therapy, or workshops. Through local production and CO₂ compensation, not only are the impulses strong, but the ecological footprint is kept as small as possible.
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The MaskA person holds a white mask in front of their face. What lies behind remains hidden – feelings, thoughts, perhaps even their own truth. This card represents protection and distance: the roles we play to be accepted, the strategies we use to avoid vulnerability, or the need not to have to show something. It invites discussion about authenticity, shame, self-protection, and the "true face" behind the facade. Especially suitable for processes around identity, social expectations, proximity-distance issues, and the courage to show oneself honestly. |
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