Draw on Your Emotions
"Very useful book ... clear explanations for each template." Speech & Language Therapy in Practice "I work as a mentor and counsellor with both children and adults, and have found this book to be an invaluable resource for use in both lines of work. It gives useful materials that can be photocopied, which enable the user to work deeper on emotions they have been either previously un aware of, or who need help in dealing with their emotions per se. This provides a safe means of enabling individuals, or groups, to explore their emotions...and I thoroughly recommend this book to anyone working in any person centred psychology, counselling, teaching or mentoring." Amazon Customer "This book is an excellent and useful book as it not only combines brilliant ideas and exercises, but also the means to use these tools. I have been able to use the exercises with clients and would thoroughly recommend this book to anyone. There are many different exercises within this book that cover different areas and it can be used with a multitude of different client groups. It is interesting and information giving and one that clients do not mind using. This book also is easy to use and shows examples which make sure that you are using the exercises properly." Amazon Customer "Within my vast collection of books I have bought over the years to improve my sessions with clients this book is one I have used again and again it is so simple and yet so very effective I would highly recommend this book to anyone working with clients in a one to one session or group cannot praise it enough." Amazon Customer "Need to liven up your group therapy sessions? Then this book is for you...incredibly simple to use a useful tool for stimulating in depth communication around important emotional issues. I totally recommend this workbook as a very useful tool" - Ruth Alloby, Psychiatric Nurse, Addiction Treatment Today "...a well used and valuable addition to any organisation's resources" - Sue Sowerbutts, Association of Play Therapists Newsletter "A useful aid"- Counselling "Wholly practical counselling tool" - Higher and Secondary Education Journal