Secret World Of Drawings (Studies in Jungian Psychology by Jungian Analysts) Paperback – January 31, 2002

Compelling read - well written with interesting examples. I appreciate the jungian view on art making as window to something bigger.

wonderful book - interesting read for anyone but particularly good for clinicians trained in projective techiniqes.

Good book

Meh. As an adoptive parent, this was too technical and scientific.

Very thorough, easy to read and understand.

This book opened up my child's world to me in a way that I hadn't expected. Even if you are uncertain of the efficacy of picture interpretaion, this book offers wonderful insight into family dynamics.One of the best books I have ever read!

This book is very controversial..... It turned out that the author had his own very disturbing psychological problems. In my point of view a person who is deeply psychologically challenged should not practice psychology and the more so write book about it. His perception of people and this world already inadequate.

I gave it a 4 beacuase I was expecting the book to be thicker and it only has 129 pages of information to read. Shame really because I am studying Jungian theory with art to become an art therapist.That being said, it is still a great read, really interesting, one of its kind because there doesnt seem to be another book out there that solely looks into this subject.

Needed for my study's in art Threapy.Brilliant written in dept discussions , examples of drawings types with different patients. Intelligent but simple terms used and explained.A great book for no one wanted to know more about drawing image making/working with people/parents children within a creative therapeutic setting.Was delivered on time book was in great condition.

This is a great book for therapist to use as a direction for analysing client's drawings.

Excellent insight into children's inner world

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