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"Art Therapy for Children of All Ages" By Herbert I. Abrams, Ph.D. and Heather E. Pearman, M.A. $50.00 each plus postage & sales tax Within the pages of this book, you will find the means to create attractive and meaningful art projects for children of all ages. One might even compare it to a cookbook for therapists because each project is presented in the same form as a recipe. This, we trust, will make each project easy to follow as prepared or to adapt as desired. If you are a seasoned art therapist, you will find these projects a useful addition to your repertory. For the newer therapist, this book can be used as a springboard to experiencing art therapy and discovering your own application and style. Each activity provides a medium for use with children aged five through adult. Twenty-seven projects are presented in an at-a-glance format. Each project provides the purpose for the project, material list, directions, follow up, and some considerations for interpretation. The projects are organized into four categories; icebreakers, building self-esteem, identifying emotions, and identifying support groups.  |
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"Journey to Couples' Conflict
Resolution Using Game Theory" by Thomas Penderghast and Lois Abrams
$25 including postage and sales tax "You're totally unreasonable!" Randall spoke out with intense frustration. "What do you mean?" retorts Michelle with pursed lips and tightened jaw. "Don't walk away from me. I want to talk about this now!" Sound familiar? This book offers a new way to resolve conflicts. The application of Game Theory Technique offers couples the opportunity to remove resentment and bitterness from their disagreements. This book is written to make the application of the Game Theory Technique easy. The writers share with you step by step procedures to follow that are simple and help you to resolve your conflicts. |
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"The Human Connection Between
Teachers & Students - A Guide For Teachers" By Herbert I. Abrams,
Ph.D. and Lois M. Abrams, Ph.D. $6.00 each including postage & sales
tax ($50 for ten copies) The trend towards using computers for communication and using numbers instead of names leaves the difficult task of how to humanize education within the teacher-student relationship. Educators know that rapid technological changes take place daily in our society. The hue and cry of the young person demands an approach that recognizes the individual as a person. This 20-page pamphlet gives teachers pointers on:
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"The Human Connection Between
Students & Teachers - A Guide For Students" By Herbert I. Abrams,
Ph.D. and Lois M. Abrams, Ph.D. $6.00 each including postage & sales
tax ($50 for ten copies) Caught up in a rapidly changing technological society students need to focus on human interpersonal relationships. Machines have become icons that provide interactive activities without human contact. The school setting permits the student to experience the human elements of trust, understanding and care. This pamphlet helps the student take responsibility for his or her actions and attitudes. The pamphlet gives pointers on:
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"Group Leadership: A Primer" By Lois M. Abrams, Ph.D. $6.95 including postage & tax Being a group leader is much like being a coach-player on a sports team. You need to know how to play the game. You need to play the game and you need to know how to motivate others to play the game as a team. In addition you often need to call the plays, give advice, model the behavior and actions and monitor the entire team and individual performances. This Primer includes insights and advice on:
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