Values Cards exercise demonstration

Using values cards is an easy way to quickly find out what important to your clients and why. Values cards can be used to elicit, clarify, discuss and evoke thought about values and their meaning for each individual.
In a therapeutic context, values cards can be used to open up a dialogue about 'what's important' without placing pressure on a client to come up with their values. What is precious in someones life is not easily understood or known and often requires some consideration and prompting. As such, simple exercises can allow clients to connect with their most important values by providing options they may have never considered on their own and choose those values that resonate with them most.
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This is great%. Any idea on how to do this via zoom?

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Have you received any ideas? I am looking for it too. Thanks.