Winnicott emphasizes the relationship between infants and early mothers, enjoying fantasy and omnipotentness through maternal care. They said they would enjoy the creation of a medium object and play. Play is a spontaneous and creative act that can reveal excellence. A life that can display its brilliance is real, but when it is not taken care of by motherhood, infants live by reality. This study looked at Winnicott’s main concept and considered it from the perspective of Christian counseling as an adult game. Discussing why play is necessary for adults, we looked at scenes where as counselors we met with Winnicott theory in Jesus’ quarters. After looking at Winnicott’s concepts of real magnetism, fake porcelain, play, fantasy, intermediate target and maternal care, he proposed how to redirect from fake magnetism to real self–life, and also how to help a cardio counselor who can’t play by acting as middle target.