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This book discusses a number of techniques based on mindfulness such as 'spontaneous embodiment', the use of colours, spontaneous poetry, 'entering into the dream', to understand the work done in a Sandplay process and dreams and presents examples of clinical cases.
List of contents
Part One: The Individuation Process in Sandplay Therapy. Historical premises. Neural Integration and Individuation. A New Supervision and Therapeutic Method. A Process of Healing: Neural Integration and Individuation in Sandplay. Part Two: The Zollikon Group. Battini, Prelude. De Toma, Like a Ritual. Pasalini, The Importance of the Group. Palma, Body and Movement. Tramaloni, Countertransference in the Analytical Couple. Polidoro, Sandplay and Meditation: Creative Grains of Transformation. Part Three: Case Studies. Bottari, Story of Child Who Did Not Talk. Piccini, Perceptions of the Body within the Study Group. Gherardi, Artwork in Black: Drawing and Therapy. Canato, Body and Sand: Dramatisation. Pasolini, A Rebirth: The Story of a Woman. Ferliga, Acknowledging the Wound: The Story of a Man.
About the author
Martin Kalff is a Sandplay Therapist and teacher of meditation. He is a teaching and founding member of the International and Swiss National Society of Sandplay Therapy (ISST/SGSST). He teaches Sandplay in Switzerland and different countries worldwide, with an emphasis on ERCS, the Experience Related Case Study and Supervision, which he developed.
Paolo Ferliga is a Jungian Therapist, former Teacher of Philosophy and History at the High School Arnaldo in Brescia, as well as Educational Psychology at the University Bicocca in Milan. He has published several books in the field of analytical psychology. He founded Campo Maschile a research-action group exploring male identity and chairs dream-related and active imagination workshops in Italy.
Summary
This book discusses a number of techniques based on mindfulness such as ‘spontaneous embodiment’, the use of colours, spontaneous poetry, ‘entering into the dream’, to understand the work done in a Sandplay process and dreams and presents examples of clinical cases.
