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Therapy for children
a shared online sessionWelcome to the
Hey Feelings Therapy Room

For psychologists and therapists who want to run engaging and effective online sessions with children.

Your shared therapy roomTogether online
Therapist
Child

Close your eyes and think of a brave animal. Describe it so I can guess what it is!

Think about an animal that protects its family and faces challenges with courage. What kind of sounds might it make?

See each other
and talk

naturally, as if you were in the same room

Time to start the adventure!

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Hey Feelings Therapy Room

Your shared space for play, conversation and therapy

In the Therapy Room, a game can be the starting point for a session with a child. Online, you explore the board, characters and questions together, and you choose when to pause the play and talk.

4 steps

How the Hey Feelings Therapy Room works

Invite a parent to help the child get ready. Then connect with the child to play and talk online.

Try the Hey Feelings Therapy Room for free

  1. Invite a parent

    Enter the parent’s email in your dashboard and suggest a date and time. The system sends the invitation automatically.

    • Just the parent’s email
    • A suggested session time
    • Automatic invitation
    Invitation sent by email

  2. The parent creates an account

    The parent receives an email invitation and creates an account in one click. There is nothing to install.

    • One-click account setup
    • Email invitation
    • No app to install
    Parent account ready

  3. The child joins

    The parent helps the child join through the session link. The child connects with you from their own device.

    • Direct link to the session
    • Parent helps get started
    • Connected to the therapist
    Child and therapist connected

  4. Play and talk

    Explore the game world together. Questions and character dialogues can open a conversation about emotions.

    • Play together
    • Questions and character dialogues
    • Topics to talk about
    Therapy through play

Session note

The child shared that talking helps when they feel scared. Revisit the ways they find a sense of calm.

Automatic session noteComing soon

Keep the important moments close.

An automatic note based on the session transcript will help you revisit the main themes before your next meeting and decide what to explore further.

  • Note based on the transcript
  • Key themes from the session
  • A starting point for your next meeting
Good to know

Questions and answers

Yes. You can switch worlds during an open session, and the other participant will move there with you.
The room has two places: one for the therapist and one for the invited participant. A caregiver can accompany the child at their device; there is no separate third place in the call.
The panel saves information about the session, card questions available in the history and your notes, among other things. The video conversation is not recorded. With consent, optional analytics tools may record interactions with the website interface; this is not a camera or microphone recording. See the privacy policy for details. Privacy Policy
Enter the parent or caregiver’s email address and the session time in your panel. An invitation will be sent to that address.
Yes. The parent receives an invitation by email, creates an account and helps the child join the session.
No. The Therapy Room runs in a browser, so both you and the child can join without installing an app.
You need two devices with internet access, a camera and a microphone: one for each side of the call.
Yes. You can see and talk to each other during the game, and questions and character dialogues can open a conversation.
Yes. Cards and dialogues provide a starting point; you decide what to ask and how to pace the session.
Yes. Running shared sessions requires an active therapist subscription.