About Connection Cards
Connection Cards look like standard business cards, except instead of your contact information, they contain important reminders.
Fueled by an authentic desire for well-being, these simple tools can have a profound impact on people and relationships.
Kindness Cards
Kindness Cards let a person know they matter to you.
There are messages to express appreciation, acknowledge loss, offer encouragement, celebrate milestones — a large enough variety to honor any situation a human being might experience.
Give (or send) them to friends, clients, family members, customers, or even people you’ve just met, with no intention other than to brighten their day. You’ll be surprised at the impact.
Messages include: You are awesome, You are appreciated, You are loved, You are not alone, You’ve got this, You did it!, and Thank you.
Mindful Self-Care Cards
Mindful Self-Care Cards help people recognize, and have compassion for, what they are experiencing right now.
With messages that reflect a wide variety of common (but often not voiced) thoughts and emotions, these cards help people access their humanity.
You generally wouldn't give these directly to someone; instead, use them as tools for self-awareness, teambuilding, and honest conversation.
Messages include: Breathe, You are worthy, It is okay not to know, Keep going, Get curious, and You don't have to be perfect to be lovable. (See the full list here.)
“Choosing a card inspires me to move from my ego to my True Self, and take action from a place of love.”
Connection Card Lab
Connection Cards are powerful tools for healing isolation, strengthening relationships, and bringing out the best in people. But it’s not always obvious at first how to use them.
In the 3-week Connection Card Lab, you’ll get one-on-one support and guidance to help you use your cards in ways that feel meaningful, authentic, and relevant.
Participate on your own, or make the experience even richer by inviting friends, family, or colleagues to join you.
“This program has been a powerful catalyst for connection and inspiration for my work in the community. Thank you!”
