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Mandala Assessments with Two Young Women
by Carol Thayer Cox
Carol Cox teaches how to incorporate a mandala drawing into a session, and introduces how to ascertain valuable information about the client.
The mandala, an ancient symbol found in many cultures and religions as noted by Dr. Carl Jung, is often employed by art therapists. This film consists of two individual mandala assessments facilitated by art therapist Carol Cox at Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital. Introducing and reflecting on these two examples, Cox highlight show to be an auxiliary presence while a client engages in the art process. She teaches how to incorporate a mandala drawing into a session, and introduces how to ascertain valuable information about the client, based on the teachings of art therapist Joan Kellogg.
Discover the profound significance of the mandala, an ancient symbol revered across cultures and religions, through the teaching of art therapist, Carol Cox, as she highlights the legendary Dr. Carl Jung's work. In "Mandala Assessments with Two Young Women" Cox brings this powerful tool to life at Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital.
Watch two individual mandala assessments, where Cox demonstrates being an auxiliary presence during a client's creative process. Along with Cox, this video showcases the teachings of art therapist, Joan Kellogg. In this film:
Watch two individual mandala assessments, where Cox demonstrates being an auxiliary presence during a client's creative process. Along with Cox, this video showcases the teachings of art therapist, Joan Kellogg. In this film:
- learn how to seamlessly integrate mandala drawing into therapeutic sessions and uncover valuable insights about your clients
- elevate your practice and embrace the healing potential of mandalas
- and learn therapeutic skills to deepen your understanding of your clients.
Length of video: 01:08:47
English subtitles available
Group ISBN-10 #: 1-60124-748-6
Group ISBN-13 #: 978-1-60124-748-3
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