Style of Learning
Theory, experiential learning, live demonstration, hands-on practice
Introduction
Do you believe that the pictures we draw reveal our happiness, aspirations, worries, and anxiety? Is it really that magical? Indeed it is true that the pictures we draw reflect our inner worlds. Nowadays, many people complain about having problems with interpersonal relationships, which are often caused by deficiencies in communication. We often rely on language as basis of communication, but very often language itself can become an obstacle in communication and understanding. By utilizing the techniques introduced in the FNDI course (formerly known as Foundation Course of Projective Drawing), our subconscious thoughts will become apparent through our artwork and narratives.
Workshop Content at a Glance
1. History, theory and basic knowledge of projective drawing
2. Live demonstration
3. Analysis of the probable meanings of symbols in drawings
4. Introduction to application of drawing on different therapeutic context
5. Case observation and analysis
6. Techniques and guidelines to analysing drawings
7. Hands on practises
Workshop Details
Workshop Duration: Two Days (14 hours)
Language: Cantonese / Mandarin / English (Depending on the audience)
Target:
- Psychologists,
- Psychiatrists and staff in mental health services,
- Counsellors,
- Therapists,
- Social workers,
- Teachers,
- Trainers,
- Parents,
- Postgraduate and undergraduate students,
- Individuals who are interested in psychology
Workshop Structure
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