EPISODE · May 15, 2019 · 19 MIN
The Therapeutic Power of Nonsense
from Playful Parenting Podcast · host Andrew Barnett
On this episode of Play Time, we dive into those times when play doesn't make as much sense, when the rules and roles are shifting, and what that means for the client and their therapeutic process. Elements of Jungian Psychology, in particular the use of dreams, is used to help bring more clarity around what confusing or chaotic play can tell us about where the client is at in relationship to themselves and to their internal world.Like what you heard? Didn't like what you heard but have money lying around you are unsure what to do with? Consider supporting the show to keep Play Time advertisement free:https://www.patreon.com/playtimepodcastAlso, if you'd like to contact Andrew for any reason, you can reach him at: [email protected] the show
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On this episode of Play Time, we dive into those times when play doesn't make as much sense, when the rules and roles are shifting, and what that means for the client and their therapeutic process. Elements of Jungian Psychology, in particular the use of dreams, is used to help bring more clarity around what confusing or chaotic play can tell us about where the client is at in relationship to themselves and to their internal world. Like what you heard? Didn't like what you heard but have mon...
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