Cards for discussion

Developed in a participatory way with people in exile (adults and unaccompanied minors), this game facilitates dialogue and self-presentation in a caring context, enabling people to express the losses/shortcomings they feel.

The game invites you to assemble cards that look like you, and say who you are. The supervisor can either be an observer and give the rules, or also play while continuing to set the rules.

Olivier Coldefy, clinical psychologist-psychoanalyst and forensic expert, worked on the design with Laure Garancher, co-founder of The Ink Link.

The aims of Cas par Cas

• Enables people to tell their own story, in a context where stories of people in exile are often centered on asylum claims and difficult memories.
• Encourages exchanges between people. They get to know each other by making the most of their assets (culture, ability to adapt, family history, etc.).
• Enables the supervisor to gather the information needed to provide support to the person: anamnesis, content for the asylum application, positive and negative moments of a journey...

You can find out more and order the game on its dedicated website.