NSW, Australia
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Jung, 1963
Playing opens us to curiosity and wonder. Working with symbols and metaphors in the sand within the safe container of the reflective space provides opportunities to identify and approach unconscious material; access innate wisdoms; experience transformational shifts in perspective; and discover new meaning. A nurturing, nourishing and integrating reflexive practice for practitioners of all disciplines.
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“Grounded in the body, sandplay unfolds through limbic region and cortex, and spans both hemispheres as the symbolic world unfolds into words.” (Badenoch, 2008)
Welcome to the "silent workshop of the psyche". (Bradway & McCord, 1997).
Sandplay offers a gentle, non-directive and deeply connecting reflective supervision activity for practiti
“Grounded in the body, sandplay unfolds through limbic region and cortex, and spans both hemispheres as the symbolic world unfolds into words.” (Badenoch, 2008)
Welcome to the "silent workshop of the psyche". (Bradway & McCord, 1997).
Sandplay offers a gentle, non-directive and deeply connecting reflective supervision activity for practitioners of diverse disciplines, approaches and experience. Through symbol and metaphor, freely explore your inner and outer worlds; discover new insights; and make meanings in the safe, nonjudgmental container of the sand tray. Sandplay experience is not necessary, just bring your curiosity. And enjoy the process!
"metaphors provide a tool for the transfer of meaning from something that is known or recognised to something that is new or more challenging to articulate" (Hasbach, 2012)
Playing reflectively with symbols and metaphors invites and supports you to engage and integrate right and left brain processing to explore deeply held aspects of 'Self
"metaphors provide a tool for the transfer of meaning from something that is known or recognised to something that is new or more challenging to articulate" (Hasbach, 2012)
Playing reflectively with symbols and metaphors invites and supports you to engage and integrate right and left brain processing to explore deeply held aspects of 'Self' and practice, including material held outside your conscious awareness. Empower neural activation, bidirectional ('bottom up' and 'top down') mind/body interactions and internal relational connection. An organically expressive approach to reflecting, growing and savouring.
“Often it is necessary to clarify a vague content by giving it visible form.... the hands know how to solve a riddle with which the intellect has wrestled in vain" (Jung, 1969)
“Often it is necessary to clarify a vague content by giving it visible form.... the hands know how to solve a riddle with which the intellect has wrestled in vain" (Jung, 1969)
"letting things come forward in a way that's safe.... you're not just connecting to your own story, you begin to connect to the stories of your people, stories of your culture, the land..." Dr Lorraine Freedle and Sandplay Therapy in conversation with Licia Sky (& Bessel van der Kolk) (33:55mins)
"letting things come forward in a way that's safe.... you're not just connecting to your own story, you begin to connect to the stories of your people, stories of your culture, the land..." Dr Lorraine Freedle and Sandplay Therapy in conversation with Licia Sky (& Bessel van der Kolk) (33:55mins)
Emerson, 1841
I acknowledge the Yuin, Jerringja and Wangal people, traditional owners of the unceded lands on which I live, study and work Walking on Country.
I value the traditional knowledge and healing practices of all cultures.
Thanks for visiting. Individual supervision and therapy appointments and group supervision sessions are available to book online. See you soon, warmly Alison