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The "code model" is presented as a way to establish a connection with ourselves, prompting self-reflection. It's not complex software, but a method to feel together, often mediated by objects like candles, or through dual interaction in games. The idea is that during stressful times, an interdisciplinary approach using science-based mini-games, structured games, and toys can provide support, reducing the need to remember everything. The core concept is to democratize therapy by making its wisdom and techniques accessible for everyday life, aiming for a preventative approach. This involves relaying psychological support from the therapy room to parents via "Mumul," and then to children, utilizing scientifically based games and toys. The critical aspect is not just 3D printing toys, but providing guidance to parents to regulate relationships and repair bonds. The goal is to bring therapeutic information into ordinary homes. Instead of turning to screens during difficulties, the model suggests engaging with objects that can lessen cognitive load and bring us back to ourselves. The powerful message for children is physical proximity to the screen, rather than just opening an app. Radical transformations can come from a "tiny click in the palm of our hand." This approach is applicable to anyone, whether a parent or a student, offering a sense of readiness to play and engage with oneself.