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The interpretation of trees is fascinating, and valuable. Individuals reveal a lot about themselves in the trees that they draw. I uploaded a sample from my files with client permission, so that those interested can use it to start the discussion.
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Tree drawing interpretation is fascinating. I have attended Dr. Janet Crain's workshop at NGH on Tree Drawing, taken the video training offered by Steven Freitag and acquired through inter-library lo…
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Started by Lee Pelletier. Last reply by Kelley Woods Nov. 12, 2009.
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Comment by David Robe on July 5, 2010 at 5:31pm - Hi Lee. Thanks for the welcome. Looking forward to learning and sharing with others in this group. Sounds very interesting. David
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Comment by Cynthia Cameron on November 20, 2009 at 5:16pm -
The tree submitted by your client is quite fascinating to me. I see someone who is quite analytical and uses their head a lot. This could possibly be the cause of stress. Do you know what the white dot/ area represents at the beginning of branches in trunk area? This person is hopeful of the future (sun) and is moving there quickly. A nice solid trunk in tree. Perhaps client would benefit from self nourishment, self esteem, visualising a lush and fruitful future.
What are your thoughts? And others?
Cynthia Cameron, CHt
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Comment by Lee Pelletier on November 20, 2009 at 4:25pm - Cynthia--please feel free to comment on any of the trees you see. The goal of this group is the sharing of ideas.. I invite you to open the discussion.
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Comment by Cynthia Cameron on November 20, 2009 at 2:39pm
- Thanks Lee for starting this group. My husband and I regularly use tree drawing with our clients, especially children. Looking forward to seeing the trees ;-)
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Comment by Kelley Woods on November 20, 2009 at 1:45pm - In other words, people, join me and post your tree so the fun can begin! lol
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Comment by Lee Pelletier on November 20, 2009 at 1:08pm
- When you say "more art than science" Vince, I think you are nailing the essence of what we who help others are doing. Indeed, not only is psychiatry more art than science, but in many ways medicine suffers when the "art is lost in the science". Are there universal truths about tree interpretation? What a good question. There seem to be some. They type of tree drawn seems significant. Whether the tree fills the page. Whether the tree is rooted or in the air. As the different folks post trees and we discuss them, you will see some solid ideas emerge.
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Comment by Kelley Woods on November 14, 2009 at 12:08pm
- Looking forward to seeing other members' trees and interpretations!
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