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Excerpts from the SWR2 broadcast on August 18, 2020 There are many widespread neuromyths about how we can improve our brains’ fitness on a daily basis – for example by notorious methods like sleep-learning, through studying in a positive mood, memorizing by the chain-of-association method or by using other memo techniques. In this context the […]

Edith Jeske, German author and song-writing teacher, is enthusiastic about the OH Cards. She has been using them since the mid 90-ies and has gathered a lot of experience – in particular with the aspect of chance. “… Experience shows: If we as songwriters use the OH cards regularly and use them as a random […]

Washington Souza sent us this certificate recognizing OH Cards for supporting “The Power of Images” at the X World Forum of Peace, which took place in Brazil this September

Washington Souza, a specialist in neurosciences and applied psychology, created this video: The Power of Images and the Mysteries of the Self (Portuguese).

Research bio-physiologist Peter Gray writes about the importance of play for children, including how things have changed and how they’re changing.

Expressive Arts Consultant Fay Wilkinson uses OH Cards with students in an expressive arts program, as a storyteller, and to explore depression with seniors.

Mural reproductions of five of John David Ellis’s art pieces from his OH Cards deck colourfully adorn the outside of an apartment house.

In his forward for the book Strawberries Beyond My Window, OH Cards publisher Moritz Egetmeyer writes about the historical trajectory of his involvement with the OH Cards genre.

An article by Felicia Carroll about engaging in a storytelling process which allows children to create a cohesive narrative that supports healthy integration and productive development.

A report published by the Alliance for Childhood, about the benefits of restoring childhood play in schools.