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Hoisting a Whirlwind: A Poetry Therapy/Creative Writing Resource Book (eBook, ePUB) - Washington, David
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These 22 original poems, or perhaps in some cases, "meditations", have been composed specifically to achieve the objectives of Developmental Bibliotherapy. Both youths and adults are prompted into a meditative self-awareness that encompasses a range of emotions, feelings, and moods. Their thought content is drawn to facilitate an enhanced awareness and contemplation of the processes of personal growth and the search for meaning. In turn, the creative writing exercises that follow each poem encourages the individual to "relate" in a manner that taps into the need for interpersonal connectedness…mehr

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These 22 original poems, or perhaps in some cases, "meditations", have been composed specifically to achieve the objectives of Developmental Bibliotherapy. Both youths and adults are prompted into a meditative self-awareness that encompasses a range of emotions, feelings, and moods. Their thought content is drawn to facilitate an enhanced awareness and contemplation of the processes of personal growth and the search for meaning. In turn, the creative writing exercises that follow each poem encourages the individual to "relate" in a manner that taps into the need for interpersonal connectedness in line with the overarching developmental goals of a deepened and enlarged reality orientation and sense of responsibility.

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Autorenporträt
David Washington holds a B. A. degree in Psychology and M. A. degree in Anthropology, the interface of culture and personality being the focus of his research and study. Throughout the years he has pursued a persistent interest, both as a writer and self-help enthusiast, in the efficacy of literature as an agent of personal development. His literature therapy publications are an outgrowth of this enthusiasm and an interest as a writer in art as for something more than its own sake.