No sign-up needed — here's exactly what you'll get. 50 cards across four categories, built for a father and his son or daughter to talk, not just co-exist.
Each of the 50 cards looks like this — a category tag, one honest question, and space to actually answer it out loud.




Shuffle, draw a card, read the question out loud. Inspired by Dad in the Mirror, but works entirely on its own — no reading required first.
The Father & Child Workbook is different from the Companion Journal — it's built for two people, not one. A father and his son or daughter each answer the same twelve prompts on their own side of the page, then share what they wrote, out loud, together.
Guess how they'd answer 20 open-ended questions about themselves, send them the link, and let them answer for real, in their own words. The result is a shareable pictorial wall — every guess next to the real answer — that you can download as an image and send.
Play the 20 Questions Game →"A wall of guesses next to real answers — 20 good places to pick up the real conversation."
— what you get at the end, whatever the wall showsA companion edition of the deck, written specifically for fathers and adult children who are currently estranged or in a season of real distance — softer entry points, and a path toward the harder questions instead of starting there.
Download Healing the Distance"If today isn't the day you reconcile, let it at least be the day you stop pretending the distance isn't there."
— Say It Now: Healing the DistanceBuy the full Say It Now card game, or start the free Father & Child Workbook together this week.