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View Poll Results: Have you ever tried Sandplay or Sand tray therapy? | ||||||
Yes, I liked it |
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8 | 24.24% | |||
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Yes, but I didn't like it |
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2 | 6.06% | |||
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It sounds interesting |
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10 | 30.30% | |||
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No, I dont want to. |
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13 | 39.39% | |||
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#26
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I was skeptical too the first time. plus i stood there feeling stupid about playing in the sand and just made little swirls and stuff at first! i'm different though with the sand, i like it. sometimes i don't even do a sand tray at all, i just go in there and stick my hands in the sand because it grounds me. |
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is your therapist an analyst? does she do sandPLAY (jungian) or some other approach like worldplay or sandTRAY? the theory behind it changes slightly depending on which approach they're using. myself, i tend towards sandplay, but I'm learnng about sandtray too. eventually id lke to go to a sandtray worldplay training but theyre out of state in the cape cod area, so who knows when that might happen. Quote:
this is totally okay. I think i did that with my first tray too- played with the sand. its very soothing. I think as adults we have forgotten how to let ourselves let go and play...enjoy sensory input like sand through our fingers... |
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I've never been to a t who did sandplay. I'd certainly be interested if I could find one that did, I imagine it could be good for childhood trauma.
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but a lot of play therapists often do sandtray work. what state are you in? |
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Good to know. I'm in New Jersey.
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#32
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![]() The action doesn't always just happen inside the tray ![]() The idea behind: Whatever is inside will eventually manifest itself in the clay/clayfield. And yes, sometimes there is lots of water involved, which makes it a completely different sensory experience. So yes, it is messy. Which probably ist part of the fun as well. Having this space where I have the license to be messy, definitely brings out the kid/s inside of me. Also, I've learnt (the hard way) to make my appointments in the evening, when I don't have to go anywhere but home afterwards... It's only half the fun when you have to watch out so your clothes look presentable afterwards ![]() |
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I dunno, one time during the first year I saw my t, I was sitting on the couch not really feeling like talking so she suggested I go into the sand, and I said something like "I dunno, the way I'm feeling right now, I'd need to dump it out on the floor and start completely from scratch." She didn't miss a beat, said something like "I think I could find a couple of big plastic bags to lay on the floor if you want to do that." (I didn't do it, of course, but I remember it feeling really good at the time that she would have let me.) I hadn't thought about that in a long time, thanks for reminding me! She and I have had our ups and downs and ruptures and stuff, but overall she's been such a great t for me. |
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