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Write down the key events, people and moments that shaped you, both good and bad, on the blank magnetic pieces.
Arrange the pieces on the board in any order, then start connecting them chronologically or logically to form your life path.
Add side paths for themes like family, work, faith, school or hobbies, every area that defines you.
Take a moment to look at the pieces you’ve placed so far. Notice patterns, themes, repetitions and turning points. Rearrange the pieces if needed so your story feels clearer, more accurate and more connected.
Use the green marker to highlight coincidences and meaningful intersections. These green dots reveal God's presence and purpose.
The Jeremiah Puzzle has been a game-changer for my practice. The physical act of placing pieces on the board helps clients break the ice and see the 'map' of God’s presence amidst their trauma. Highly recommended for any faith-based therapy.
Writing a memoir felt overwhelming, but this puzzle was the perfect solution. Seeing my whole life on the wall, especially the green dots marking the 'coincidences', gave me such peace. It showed me my life wasn't random; it was guided.
I was skeptical about 'God’s plan,' but mapping the 'Green Dots' changed my mind. The pattern of perfect timing was undeniable. This puzzle didn't just organize my memories; it genuinely strengthened my faith. It’s staying on my wall.
This tool makes 'externalizing' problems physical and accessible. When a client places a traumatic event on the board, they separate themselves from the problem. It is a brilliant, tactile tool for re-storying a life.
We used this for a family reunion. As the puzzle took shape, we stood back and saw our shared history—the hardships survived and the blessings shared. It became a powerful moment of unity. It’s more than a game; it’s a legacy builder.
See your life from a new perspective. Connect the moments that shaped you and discover where God's presence has been guiding your path
Because every life holds meaning, every memory matters, and every green dot points to God —who’s been there all along.
