Is there an order to the questions being asked? E.g. biological, psychological, spiritual, etc.

What guided the shapes that you used? (How did you decide how to organise the feelings in this manner?)

How did you choose the colours for each feeling?

What kind of mental images did you encounter? (What's in your mind when you drew this? Are these recent memories?)

How do you feel about these emotions that you are going through? (Is sadness a positive or negative thing for you?)

What was the most difficult emotion(s) to draw/identify?

What could ease the tensed part(s) of your body? Or what could help this part feel better/more positive?

Any emotion(s) that you think you should have but couldn't identify/draw it out?

Any emotions that i didn't mention but you could identify in your body?

What part(s) do you want change? And what do you want to change it to?

For positive emotions, how do you maintain this? Or what did you do to feel this?

Feels like a check in activity to see how everyone is doing.

More straightforward, easier to "resonate", open for interpretations.

Classify/categorise/choose images that depicts the major milestones/significant incidences that happened thoughout our/clients' lives.

Character cards can be used to depict a behaviour / feeling; context cards can be used to depict feelings / values / thoughts.

Filling up one's Johari's Window - how others perceive an individual / why they chose certain cards.

Humanistic approach: choosing same / similar cards could mean / have different perspectives.