A poem is set to paintings to create the dramatically intense world of this hardcover picture book. We follow the journey of a tear that falls into a teacup, eventually finding its way out to sea. Finally, it falls as rain and drives a young boy into the arms of his beloved grandfather. Environmental and cyclical themes of life and death, decay and renewal, time and fear, and the gifts of one generation to another. A learner's guide makes this an inspiring resource for teachers and art therapists.
SPECIAL OFFER: Was $22.95 discounted price $15.00 OR BUY ALL 7 OF Bev Aisbett's books for $99.00 Taming the Back Dog Letting It Go Living with IT Getting over IT The Book of IT Living IT up I Love Me BE QUICK! some of these titles we have limited stock Get Over IT The past can be a prison which traps us in the illusion that life is hard, that we are meant to suffer and that our fate is out of our hands. One day... More info
In this thoughtful collection of interviews and essays, Michael White extends upon his explorations of the narrative metaphor in therapy. Thorough explorations of the thinking that informs narrative practice are interwoven with stories of therapeutic conversations shared. For those readers who are already engaged with narrative therapy, this collection will provide further food for thought. How does narrative therapy fit within the broader traditions of family therapy? How can therapists assist people to meaningfully re-engage with the histories of their lives? What ethical considerations inform narrative conversations? What have been... More info
Solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) has proven extremely successful with adults. For those who have despaired of ever being able to use SFBT with children, Berg and Steiner have laid out a series of conceptual and practical steps that show just how the non-verbal, playful and creative habits of children can support successful therapy based on the SFBT model. Includes many creative techniques and strategies for working with children, without relying exclusively on language or conceptual thinking. More info
