Churmell Mitchell Launches Emotions You Know Interactive Game for Emotional Growth

Ahead of its official launch, Emotions You Know helps people identify emotions before reacting, improving communication across families, schools, and workplaces

United States, 19th May 2026 - Churmell Mitchell is pleased to announce the upcoming launch of Emotions You Know which is a conversation-based board and card game created to help children and adults to learn emotional vocabulary. The goal is to ensure that people can now communicate their feelings thereby strengthening communication in various stratas of human interaction.

The game is designed to be interactive rather than a traditional competitive game. Participants play the game through structured prompts and reflective exercises that convert emotional awareness into usable language. Playing the game will help people to know what they are feeling and express how they feel clearly.

"Most breakdowns in families, classrooms, and in organizations are not because people do not care," explained Mitchell. "They happen because people are at loss for words to define and communicate how and what they are feeling. Also, it is because they are not asked the right questions. When someone cannot name what they feel, they act on it. Emotions You Know is going to fix that, letting you turn emotions into clear language."

Emotions You Know is going to expose players to a broad spectrum of emotional vocabulary which will help them to be able to identify how they are feeling at any point. The game creates an avenue for clarity, reflection, and intentional communication.

It is designed to be used across generations - from kids who are still trying to understand themselves to adults who engage with others in leadership and workplace environments - everyone has a version of the game that fits them perfectly.

As part of its global expansion strategy, the game is being built to include multilingual access with the rollout phase in English, Spanish, and Portuguese with subsequent updates to feature other languages. Accessibility is a major concern for Churmell Mitchell, ensuring the game is fitting for all age groups and people in different cultural contexts.

"Our global launch is about access," Mitchell added. "We're expanding Emotions You Know across languages and accessibility formats so more families, leaders, schools, and organizations can strengthen communication using tools that are simple, practical, and easy to implement. The need for emotional clarity isn't local - it's universal."

"Our global launch is focused on making the game accessible," Mitchell added. "We are working to expand Emotions You Know across languages and to produce versions that are fitting for family, leaders, schools, and organizational settings. The need for emotional clarity is not local but universal - it affects every environment where human interaction happens."

The original use for the game was in families and schools. However, while still being in its developmental stages, it has attracted interest from leadership teams and organizations who see it as a tool to improve the culture and performance in workplaces.