Sandplay Therapy

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<p>Ten European sandplay therapists describe how severe psychopathologies can be treated in the‘free and protected space’ of the sandbox.<br/>The sandplay therapy cases in this book illustrate some of the most difficult, yet also most effective applications: psychoses, borderline syndromes, psychosomatic illnesses, drug addictions, or narcissistic character disorders.<br/>Sandplay seems to access areas of human suffering which have otherwise always resisted psychotherapeutic treatment.<br/>Recent research in neuroscience explains why this is possible: trauma is not remembered in verbal form– what has never been articulated in words nor ever‘shaped’ cannot be outwardly expressed. In sandplay, however,‘it’ manifests itself as a form, shaped by the hands.<br/>The inexpressible can be seen and touched– therefore, it can be transformed.<br/><br/>Essays by:<br/>Ruth Ammann<br/>Lorenzo Bignamini<br/>Wilma Bosio<br/>Franco Castellana<br/>Vito La Spina<br/>Stefano Marinucci<br/>Marcella Merlino<br/>Francesco Montecchi<br/>Andreina Navone<br/>Eva Pattis Zoja</p>

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