Fairy tales are part of Western culture and history. The last 20 years have seen an increasing interest in the psycho-analytically orientated interpretation of fairy tales. This book focuses on them as a medium for therapy, highlighting their importance on many different levels. The authors show that fairy tales can be used in therapy and guidance in a number of ways. They found that using such stories in their daily work proved beneficial for staff-members and patients alike, generating responsive interest, and attention and sensitivity.
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In Archetypal Psychology Hillman (1988, p.20) writes: 'The primary metaphor of psychology must be soul'. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
fairy tale conversations, fairy tale therapy, fairy tale interpretation, fairy tale reading, libidinous drives, using fairy tales, little tailor, intellectual drives, psychotherapeutic process, potential symbol, psychodynamic interpretation, evil mother Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Peter Pan, Captain Hook, Snow White, Symbols of the Soul, Hans Christian Andersen, Tinker Bell, Marianne Runberg, Mary Rose, Briar Rose, Hans Hospital, Verena Kast, Baba Yaga, Heinrich Schliemann New!
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In Archetypal Psychology Hillman (1988, p.20) writes: 'The primary metaphor of psychology must be soul'. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
fairy tale conversations, fairy tale therapy, fairy tale interpretation, fairy tale reading, libidinous drives, using fairy tales, little tailor, intellectual drives, psychotherapeutic process, potential symbol, psychodynamic interpretation, evil mother Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Peter Pan, Captain Hook, Snow White, Symbols of the Soul, Hans Christian Andersen, Tinker Bell, Marianne Runberg, Mary Rose, Briar Rose, Hans Hospital, Verena Kast, Baba Yaga, Heinrich Schliemann New!
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- Peter Pan (Great Illustrated Classics) by James Matthew Barrie on 18 pages
- Peter Pan Acting (Acting Edition) by James M Barrie on 18 pages
- Peter Pan by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie on 18 pages
- Peter Pan by J. M Barrie on 18 pages
- Peter Pan (Modern Library Classics) by J.M. Barrie on 18 pages
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- Pediatric Dramatherapy: They Couldn't Run, So They Learned to Fly by Carol E. Bouzoukis on page 34
- Principles of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation by George P. Prigatano on page 229
- Neuropsychologische Rehabilitation (German Edition) by George P. Prigatano on page 175
- Story Medicine: Multicultural Tales of Healing and Transformation by Norma J. Livo in Back Matter
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