★★★★★
We'd been together for seven years and somehow forgotten how to actually talk to each other. Stage 1 alone brought out conversations we hadn't had since we first met. We cried. We laughed. We finally felt like partners again.
The ripple effect
It's not just about the two of you.
When a relationship thrives, the whole house breathes easier. By repairing your connection today — whether you already have children or are building towards the family of your dreams — you are modelling healthy love and breaking cycles for the next generation. A better marriage is the greatest gift you can give your family.
Healing one relationship changes everything that comes after it.
Made for real people
This deck was made for you if...
Wherever you are on your healing journey, there is a place for you here.
You love each other but keep hurting each other
The arguments feel circular, the silences stretch longer, and you're not sure how to break the pattern — even though the love is still there.
You're working on yourself, relationship or not
You don't need a partner to benefit from these prompts. Deep self-reflection and personal healing are paths available to everyone.
Therapy feels out of reach financially
Professional therapy is invaluable but not always accessible. The Repair Deck brings clinically-grounded guidance to your home at a fraction of the cost.
You heal better in your own space
Whether mobility, distance, or preference keeps you home, this deck meets you where you are — in the comfort and safety of your own environment.
You value privacy in your healing
Not everyone is ready to share their story with a stranger. This deck lets you move at your own pace, in your own way, with complete privacy.
You want to break patterns inherited from your family
The wounds we carry often began long before our current relationships. This deck helps families and individuals interrupt generational cycles with intention and care.
Before you begin
Healing, made simple — in three steps.
You love each other. But love alone doesn't teach you how to stop hurting each other. You need a structure. A guide. Something that holds your hands through the hard parts. This deck is that guide.
Just you being here is already your first step toward growth. The deck handles the rest.
1
Before you begin.
Read the two simple cards — a disclaimer and some ground rules. They're short, simple, and explain everything you need so nothing feels intimidating or confusing.
Most couples fail not because they don't care, but because they don't have a safe structure. These two cards give you that.
2
Start where it's safe.
Open to Stage 1. The deck guides you from there. You won't be thrown into painful conversations — the six stages prepare you both gently and progressively.
The deck does the work. You just show up.
3
Talk, pause, reflect, move forward.
Put the deck down for a day or a week. Pick up exactly where you left off. No falling behind. No guilt. No homework.
Healing doesn't happen on a schedule. This deck respects your real life.
You don't need to have all the answers. You don't need to be ready for every hard conversation. You just need to be willing to try something different — something gentle, designed to mend what's broken. Thousands of couples have repaired what felt broken. You can too.
Real results
From Our First Users
★★★★★
My husband was skeptical at first — he's not the "feelings" type. But the prompts are so well-designed that they invite curiosity instead of defensiveness. By Stage 3 he was initiating the sessions himself.
★★★★★
I'm a nurse and I was blown away by how accurately the trauma-informed framework is applied here. This isn't just another self-help product — this is real clinical knowledge made beautifully accessible. I recommend it to everyone I know.
★★★★★
We were on the verge of separating. Our therapist actually suggested we try something like this between sessions. Stage 4 — Self-Responsibility & Growth — was the turning point. It helped me see my own patterns without feeling blamed.
★★★★★
I used this alone after my divorce and it was exactly what I needed. The prompts helped me understand my own role in what happened without shame. By Stage 5 I felt something I hadn't in years — forgiveness, starting with myself.
Why The Repair Deck exists
Healing shouldn't require a waiting list.
There is a gap in the mental health landscape that most people never talk about: the space between knowing you need help and actually being able to access it. Long waitlists, prohibitive costs, geographic barriers, and the lingering stigma around therapy keep millions of couples from getting the support they genuinely need — and deserve.
The Repair Deck was created to fill that gap. Designed by Ibrahim Al Sadi — Registered Nurse (RN) and Certified Nurse Psychotherapist (CNP) specializing in Mental Health and Trauma-Informed Care, with over a decade of clinical experience — every prompt in this deck is rooted in the same frameworks used by leading therapists worldwide: Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Gottman repair methodology, and trauma-informed care principles.
The result is something that didn't exist before: a clinically grounded, beautifully designed tool that makes real therapeutic progress available to anyone, anywhere — whether you use it with your partner, alongside therapy, or entirely on your own. Healing is not a privilege. It is a right, and The Repair Deck is how we make it real.
Registered Nurse (RN)
Certified Nurse Psychotherapist (CNP)
Trauma-Informed Care Specialist
EFT Practitioner
The person behind the deck
Meet Ibrahim Al Sadi
Registered Nurse (RN) & Certified Nurse Psychotherapist (CNP)
Specializing in Mental Health & Trauma-Informed Care
Ibrahim Al Sadi has spent over a decade working at the intersection of clinical nursing and mental health — in hospitals, community settings, and private practice. He has sat with individuals and couples in some of their most vulnerable moments, and what he witnessed again and again was the same painful truth: the people who needed help the most were often the least able to access it.
Ibrahim's approach is rooted in one belief: that healing is not the exclusive domain of therapist offices. It belongs in kitchens at 10pm, on quiet Sunday mornings, in the silences between two people who are trying. His mission with TherapyCards.co is to make that healing accessible to every couple, in every home, in every corner of the world.
"I spent many years in crisis mental health watching trauma go unnoticed — quietly destroying relationships from the inside out. Families didn't need to be broken. They needed a structure that felt safe enough to begin. So I built one.
But I also watched families walk away because they couldn't afford therapy. Or couldn't leave their home. Or were too afraid to try.
So I built one deck. For all of them."
— Ibrahim Al Sadi💭 Quick Check-In
Either way — we made something for you.