Self-Doubt Sharing Circle” is an easy and caring game for families. It helps talk about self-doubt, share experiences, and support one another. The game encourages open talks about personal struggles in a kind and safe setting.
Materials Needed:
- Paper and pen (optional)
- A timer (you can use a phone)
- An object like a small toy
How to play:
- Setup: Sit in a circle where everyone can talk comfortably. Put the object in the middle.
- Rules:
- Take turns being the “Speaker” and “Listeners.”
- Play in rounds, each focusing on a self-doubt topic.
- Rounds: Round 1: “Share a Doubt”
- The Speaker picks the object.
- Share a past time when you felt unsure. It can be about school, work, or personal goals.
- Talk for 2-3 minutes.
Round 2: “Give Support”
- After the Speaker talks, each Listener gives kind words or shares similar experiences.
- This helps everyone understand and care for each other.
Round 3: “Good Things”
- The Speaker talks about a good thing they’re good at, even if they doubt it.
- Listeners take turns saying nice things about that trait.
Round 4: “Future Goals”
- The Speaker talks about something they want to do but doubt they can.
- Listeners show they believe in the Speaker and offer ideas to help.
- Rotate Roles: After each round, switch roles. The Speaker becomes a Listener and the next person talks.
- Optional: Write down doubts, good things, and goals on paper without names. Read them aloud for deeper sharing.
- Chat: After all rounds, talk about self-doubt, how it affects us, and ways to feel better as a family.
Have fun!
