When It Is Used
Use it when the clinician wants to observe how current and specific each partner's knowledge is, especially when emotional connection or friendship needs attention.
The Love Map Card Deck is a couples-therapy discussion prompt deck for clinicians. Partners use card prompts so the practitioner can observe current knowledge, gaps, corrections, curiosity, and areas for connection-building.
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Use it when the clinician wants to observe how current and specific each partner's knowledge is, especially when emotional connection or friendship needs attention.
The deck session can capture responses, guesses, corrections, updated details, participation status, and clinician observations.
The output is descriptive. It does not score compatibility, diagnose the relationship, or infer emotional quality beyond captured responses and observations.
No. It is a descriptive prompt-card exercise, not a scored compatibility or relationship-health test.
Yes, the specification supports ready-to-send use where assigned completion is used, with pause and resume behavior.
No. Exact card prompts and categories are unresolved, so the public demo uses placeholder prompts to show the interaction without redefining the deck.