A Game of Play + Exploration + Connection

TOUCH

MADE BY A SEX THERAPIST

Designed to invite low pressure, high intimacy connection, this game offers new ways of interacting with your bodies and with each other.

The Story Behind TOUCH

TOUCH was born from my work with couples and relationships in therapy.
I wanted to create a playful, non-clinical way to invite curiosity, expand connection, and make intimacy feel approachable - and fun!

For Couples & Relationships

Use TOUCH for date nights, weekends away, or quiet moments of reconnection.

Let it be a bridge to deeper intimacy - something you can explore for a few minutes or linger in for hours.

It’s especially helpful when you want to break out of old routines or find lighthearted, intentional ways to connect on days when creativity feels hard to access.


For Therapists

Bring TOUCH in to your sessions with clients who:
• Are working to reconnect emotionally or physically
• Want guidance in exploring their bodies and desires
• Need new, engaging tools to support intimacy and communication

A simple, flexible resource for deepening connection without pressure or performance.

How To Play

What’s Inside

90 beautifully designed cards across 5 themed decks - 3 Levels to explore, plus a Pass Card (X-Card) and an illustrated guidebook. Everything you need for hours of meaningful, playful connection!

What folks are saying

  • “we’re always looking for new ways to connect beyond the routine. touch gave us permission to explore without overthinking it. some cards were soft and sensual, others hilarious, and a few pushed our comfort zones in the best possible way. it turned an ordinary night into something memorable and surprisingly deep.”

    - Adam & Jo

  • “we tried touch on a weekend trip and it instantly shifted the vibe — light, flirty, and surprisingly grounding. it’s become part of our connection ritual now.”

    - Sara & Jessie

  • “touch reminded us that intimacy doesn’t have to mean sex. it’s about presence, trust, and curiosity. we actually felt closer afterward — no expectations, just warmth.”

    - Erick & Becca