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sand tray (definition : (It is a non-verbal expressive and projective mode…
sand tray
definition :
It is a non-verbal expressive and projective mode of
psychotherapy where the sand-tray and the miniatures are
the medium of communication
Sand-tray is one of the most versatile, assessment and
therapeutic tools that does not require purchase of
expensive hard-to-get materials.
It is client led and the therapist is only the facilitator. The process seeks to
promote safety and control for the client so that emotionally charged issues
can be addressed utilizing the sand-tray
why we use sand tray
-Gives expression to non-verbalized emotional issues.
- Has a unique kinesthetic quality. -Naturally provides
boundaries and limits. -Cuts down on verbal
defensiveness.
benifits
Allows traumatized clients avenue for processing
nonverbally.
Play is done for it’s own sake
It is voluntary
Has inherent attraction
Allows freedom from time
indirect expression
Sand-tray allows clients to use objects rather than words to
express emotion and issues that are difficult for them to discuss
Metaphor increases a feeling of safety and provides an emotional
distance that many prefer
with children
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materials
Sand/Sandtray(One for dry sand one wet sand tray, where water can be added)/Helpful Materials
hints- dollar stores, yard sales, gumball machines, cracker jack boxes, cake decorating
supplier
6 core conditions
Two: The first, whom we shall term the client, is in a
state of incongruence, being vulnerable or anxious
Three: The second person, whom we shall
term the therapist, is congruent or
integrated in the relationship
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Five: The therapist experiences an
empathic understanding of the client’s
internal frame of reference and endeavors
to communicate this experience to the
client
Six: The communication to the client
of the therapist’s empathic
understanding and unconditional
positive regard is to a minimal
degree achieved
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