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From sand to story

Sand tray therapy is about making meaningful pictures.

The sand player – who some people call the “client” – creates a three-dimensional scene in a tray of sand, using small figures and other tiny items to tell a story or reveal an importa...

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When tragedy turns to blame

There’s a sweet-faced Bernedoodle named Callie who won’t be greeting kids at the door of the elementary school when September comes. This furry and friendly dog died in June, right here in Lancaster County, after she was accidentally left i...

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You are my nonnu.

Nonnu Carmelo

You are my Nonnu. This is the word from the Sicilian dialect for grandfather, just a bit different from the more well known Italian designation of Nonno. I do not remember if I called you Nonnu, or any other word.

Actually,...

2 months ago
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Reclaiming Tarot as a helpful psychological language

Photo by Viva Luna Studios on Unsplash

In recent years, Tarot cards have emerged as a surprisingly modern tool for the exploration of the human psyche. Once confined to the margins of old-school mysticism, Tarot is now finding a place in p...

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The webs we weave with the radical acts of introduction

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There’s a moment at the start of every group — psychotherapy, training, workshop, classroom — when people settle into their chairs. They glance sideways at the others. Sometimes these people are strangers, so...

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    Teaching & writing about experiential psychotherapy, psychodrama, Family Constellations, creativity, etc., in \ud83d\udccdLancaster, Pa.

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