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Explore: Unpack to Unravel (Self-exploration Journal)
built by practitioners, not a product team
Rs. 999.00
What's inside
52 guided promptsA4 softcoverLay-flat binding160 pagesDot-grid paper
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Used in TTC therapy sessions
If your friendships feel surface-level or your relationships feel distant, this tool helps you move past small talk and into real conversations that make you feel understood.
1 What's inside
52 prompts across four chapters. Lay-flat binding. Dot-grid pages. Built to actually be used.
2 How to use
No right order. Start wherever something catches. Write for five minutes or fifty.
3 Why it works
Expressive writing has a solid evidence base. The prompts are written by our therapists — they know which questions open things up.
4 Good to know
Not a gratitude journal. Not a planner. Printed in Mumbai. Ships in 4 days.
Made for adults who want deeper conversations.
We design tools used daily by our therapists and our clients. No performance. Just tools that work.
You will walk away knowing something true about someone you care about.
1 What's inside
52 prompts across four chapters. Lay-flat binding. Dot-grid pages. Built to actually be used.
2 How to use
No right order. Start wherever something catches. Write for five minutes or fifty.
3 Why it works
Expressive writing has a solid evidence base. The prompts are written by our therapists — they know which questions open things up.
4 Good to know
Not a gratitude journal. Not a planner. Printed in Mumbai. Ships in 4 days.
Made for adults who want deeper conversations.
We design tools used daily by our therapists and our clients. No performance. Just tools that work.
You will walk away knowing something true about someone you care about.
Rs. 999.00
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What people say
Loved by thoughtful humans
We played it on a girls’ trip. Ended up crying, laughing, and trauma-bonding — in the best way. It was the most emotionally satisfying night we’ve had in ages. Friendship therapy, disguised as fun.d actually doable.
Finally, a game that’s not about winning — it’s about getting each other. Our group chat hasn’t stopped talking about it since. 10/10 for emotional hangovers.
I played it with my college bestie after years apart. Somehow, it made us feel sixteen again — only wiser, softer, and more honest.
I brought it to a team retreat. We went from awkward coworkers to actual humans. HR should hand this out with laptops.
It reminded me that I can still make new friends in my 30s. Assume, Reflect, Connect — and suddenly, you’re not strangers anymore.
Because great things rarely travel alone.
Pairs well with
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Behind the design
Why we build tools for feelings (not just vibes).
In therapy, we often hear a quiet truth: “I don’t know how to make friends anymore.” That sentence stayed with us. We realized that while romantic connection gets all the attention, friendship — the foundation of emotional resilience — is rarely spoken about, much less practiced intentionally. So we turned years of research on social bonding and emotional safety into something you can hold in your hands. What Happens After Hello was born from the idea that friendship deserves structure, curiosity, and joy. Each deck mirrors a stage of connection: the assumptions we bring, the reflections that heal, and the moments of laughter that sustain us. This isn’t a “therapy game.” It’s a mirror — one that helps you see yourself and others with warmth, humor, and honesty. Because every great friendship begins with a hello… but the magic happens after.
~ Priyanka Varma
Founder, The Thought Co.
Therapist-led
Radically honest