ART FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY - Sofroniou, Andreas
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The nine sections of this book, under the title of ART FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY include the understanding of the children's and adults' approach to life, their artistic expressions, and the various diagnostic methods of art, as regards the behaviour and therapy of human beings. Explained in the book are the concepts of doodling, scribbling, painting, sketching, sculpturing, and art in general. Also, described are the history of cinematography and its modern technological devices, such as the imaginary stories and the computerised cartoons for all ages of viewers. The history of sorcery and magic, and…mehr

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The nine sections of this book, under the title of ART FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY include the understanding of the children's and adults' approach to life, their artistic expressions, and the various diagnostic methods of art, as regards the behaviour and therapy of human beings. Explained in the book are the concepts of doodling, scribbling, painting, sketching, sculpturing, and art in general. Also, described are the history of cinematography and its modern technological devices, such as the imaginary stories and the computerised cartoons for all ages of viewers. The history of sorcery and magic, and their modern scientific concepts are also included. Described and illustrated in length are: Art Therapy as a recognised profession, Adlerian Individual Psychology, Jungian Psychotherapy, Freudian Psycho-analysis, the ethical approach to practising, and how in modern times these occupations handle the treatment of children and adults.
Autorenporträt
For more than sixty years, Andreas Sofroniou is a consultant for the solution of personal, systems and organisational problems. He is a retired UK/USA Clinical Psychotherapist, a UK/EU Chartered Engineer and a Life Fellow of the international Institute of Directors. Andreas is the author of 145 books pertaining to Fiction, Poetry, Social Sciences, Business Management and Information Technology.