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Monday, November 26, 2012 at 9:30 AM
Motherhood Mondays: Do your eyes light up when you see your child?
Whenever I see or call my mom, she always acts ecstatic. Even though I'm usually regaling her with something super boring ("I'm ordering Mexican for dinner tonight," "I'm kind of sleepy today," "Did you see that it snowed?"), she's always thrilled to hear every detail. And although I'm 33 years old, it feels reassuring to have someone who is so reliably happy that I exist.
Learning from my mother, now that I have a child of my own, I try to never hide how happy I am to see Toby. Even when I'm buried in emails or writing a post, I always look up with a huge grin and eyes twinkling when Toby walks in the door. Even when I'm sick, busy, tired or stressed, I want him to always know, 100%, that I'm glad he's there.
Author Toni Morrison shared a similar sentiment on Oprah years ago: "When my children used to walk in the room...I looked at them to see if they had buckled their trousers or if their hair was combed or if their socks were up. You think your affection and your deep love is on display because you're caring for them. It's not. When they see you, they see the critical face." Does your face light up when your child comes into the room? she asked. Because they notice.
Toby, for one, has definitely noticed. He'll sometimes even come through the door and announce, "Ta da!!!" It makes my heart sing that he believes he's worthy of such fanfare.
What about you? Have you ever thought about this? Maybe every mother does! It's one of those little things that feels really important.
P.S. The first time my eyes lit up.
(I wrote a shortened version of this post for SFGirlbyBay; thanks, Victoria)
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I remember hearing this on Oprah and it was something that stuck with me, big time. I try to make sure my eyes light up whenever someone I care about walks through the door. Even if I'm in the middle of something, I want them to know I'm happy to see them and I love them. Now, the trick is getting my boyfriend to do the same. Some days I think I could walk through that door in a hot pink wig and go unnoticed ;) Perhaps I'll borrow a page from Toby's book and walk through with a resounding 'ta da!' and see what happens.
hellobougeotte.blogspot.comRepliesThis line really stuck with me too when I saw her on Oprah, and I think I naturally do this with the ones I love. I too have tried to explain the concept to my boyfriend. He's Parisian, and they aren't the most effusive/smile-y people, and also aren't known for making eye contact (sorry to generalize). He has a close Brazilian friend, and I think one of the reasons she exudes warmth is the way she genuinely lights up when she sees you. Although he's drawn to that, he doesn't necessarily emulate it... I'm hoping this comes with time.
How adorable, TaDa! I love this. As children, we often don't understand that those "critical looks" are looks of love as parents try to make sure we are taken care of. All we want is a look of love to empower us, I think at any stage of life really.
ReplyDeleteGiving your kiddos "ta-da" moments when they are toddlers is critically important practice (for moms!) for when your kids hit the not-as-cute phase of the pre-teen/teen years. Because I find when your kids see/feel/hear you appreciate them ... through homework stress, mood swings, dirty laundry and moldy lunchboxes (which all happened in my house this morning!) .... it's a confidence builder that's essential for those tumultuous middle school years. Thanks for this sweet post!
ReplyDeleteRepliesAmy Mac
It's a confidence builder for LIFE. A child who grows up feeling "less than", which is how you feel when your parents do not express love and caring openly, grows up with a severe disadvantage. And if the parent is critical or disdainful or MIA, it's even worse.
Children know if they are loved and wanted by their parents. And when they don't feel it from parents, they believe NO ONE will ever find them worthy of love and attention.
Look very closely at the lives of adults who have made some bad choices in relationships and you will generally see adults who did not feel love in their homes at the most basic level.
I think this is so true. I cannot help but light up when my little guy enters the room! It's a good lesson to learn to make even simple things like the entrance into a room a big deal.
Haute Child in the CityI was so going to mention Toni Morrison. I wasn't a mother when I heard her talk, but since I've become one, I try my hardest to always smile when my kids initially see me. Sometimes I get home after working a 12-hour shift and the last thing I want to do is smile, but then I remember that they are my joy and that it's for them I work so hard, and I just want them to know they brighten up my days.
ReplyDeleteso interesting that you include a toni morrison quote here--she is one of my favorite authors and its cool to see her commenting on motherhood. i can say being a product of parents on the opposite side of the spectrum, its so incredibly great to see you and all the mothers commenting that take such intentional care to express excitement for their child's very existence. those moments indeed are so critical, and its so wonderful that you think of even those little things for toby :)
ReplyDeleteHi Joanna, Thank you for writing this post. It actually brought a tear to my eye. You see, whenever I call my mom she sounds almost...surprised! (And I call her quite often, at least 3-4 times a week) She's always all "Oh hi (myname)!!!" And sometimes I get a little annoyed like, why is she so surprised that I'm calling her. (She can SOMETIMES be one to guilt trip, so I'm sometimes on guard for that.) But after reading this, I realize that it's not surprise, it's genuine enthusiasm, like I'm lighting up her day just bc she hears my voice. It obviously makes her so very happy. I knew this abstractly, but your view on this as a daughter and mother really crystalized it for me. And I can start just smiling instead of secretly wincing when I get that reaction. So THANK YOU!!! Also, I am a soon-to-be mom so I will be sure to keep this in mind once my little one is here. Can't wait for early June!!!
ReplyDeleteTa da! I love that. I think I probably light up like a Christmas tree every time I see my little girl (she's two, like Toby). Can't help myself. Except for when she walks into the bedroom at six in the morning... But she found a way to make me smile even then, by knocking on our bedroom door, saying 'toc toc toc, qui est la?'(knock knock, who's there?).
ReplyDeleteI love this post! Years ago, when I heard that story from Toni Morrison it really stuck with me. It was not something I had felt growing up and hoped to change one day with my own children. Now that I have a sweet 2 year old boy it's something I have tried to practice since the day he was born. I will say that he makes it easy, it's not hard to light up when your little one is the light of your life!
ReplyDeleteI adore my children, who are now adults... how does that happen. My heart still skips when I see them. It breaks just a bit when they leave. Do my eyes light up? They do.
Our lives have become complicated, as their dad, my dear husband died last year. It is now the three of us. We are finding our way. Their lives need to be their own. That being said, they are my heart.Beautiful post! My Mom died almost a year ago, and I have to say that this is what I miss the most. I am lucky to be a Mom now, and seeing the expression on my children's faces when they see me light up is one of the greatest moments - so full of authentic love and joy. Motherhood, though tirelessly difficult at times, is so beautiful! I love your Motherhood Mondays :)
ReplyDeleteGood lesson, and not just for children. One's spouse/significant other needs this kind of delighted acknowledgement, too, and is just as deserving of your time and your smiles. I don't have kids but I have observed over the years that mothers get very immersed in their children, often forgetting to show their love to their partners as openly as they do with their kids. Date night is fine, but the little loves given all day long are the ones that really count.
ReplyDeleteyes!! my mom is and always has been like your mom with us and I have tried to do the same with my son. like Toby, sometimes our son says "ta da" when he walks in the door but a lot of times he says the Korean version, which is "ja jahn"!
I never made the generational connection though. I love the Toni Morrison comment! :)I read this years ago and pledged that my eyes would always light up when I saw my child. It has not been a problem, they naturally do- I think I'll have to work on it more when he's a teenager, but for now, it's hard to not to be happy every time I see him. That, and he claps every time he see's me and it's been longer than 20 minutes, who doesn't like applause?
ReplyDeletemy mum and i have the opposite kind of relationship, where she only gets excited when i call and tell her something she wants to hear (which is never really what i have to say, generally)...i've always wanted to have a mum i could be friends with, or who would just love me unconditionally + accept me for who i am, but i guess that's the luck of the draw, huh? :)
as for the eyes lighting up, i'm saving that for my new baby nephew, who i love more than i thought was humanly possible...i want him to know that i'd do anything for him, and that he's the most special person in my life right now, so i get what you mean! sadly he lives on the east coast of canada, so i don't get to see him that often...but i'll be saving my smiles + kisses up for him! haha.Thank you so much for this post today, I really need it!!! I have two very busy and challenging boys...age 5 and 2. I love them more than anything, but I sometimes am very critical. This is the perfect post for me to learn from. I don't ever want them to think that they aren't worth the time, energy...even if that's how I am feeling. Thank you so much for sharing. I just lve your blog!!!!
ReplyDeletei (heart) toni morrison down to my tippy toes.
such great advice. i definitely light up whenever i see my girl, and she bounces with glee whenever she sees me.
as some people here said, good advice for spouses too. we made a rule in our house right after we got a puppy, "people first." when either one of us would get home at night, we'd find ourselves immediately lavishing all of our affection on the dog and very little to none on the person we'd chosen to spend our lives with! so now, we hug and kiss and snuggle the humans first, then the pooch.I have that advice pinned in my heart for when I have kids, and I practice with friends and family members now. Doesn't it feel good when someone greets you with a smile and appears genuinely happy to be in your company? As the child of a mother who was (and remains) nothing but critical and negative in our interactions (from her facial expressions to her words), I am determined not to impart that on others.
ReplyDeleteVery true post.
I was just thinking how amazing it is to be so happy to wake up at six in the morning to pick up my little guy for a morning cuddle before the gym. But I have to add that after becoming a mother, I also want to be this way toward my mother. I want her to feel appreciated and loved for all she's done. It's such an important job we have as mums'.My mom reacts the same way to me. I tell everyone she's my biggest (sometimes only) fan. I don't have children, but always get super excited to see my little brother who is 20 years younger than I and practically mine! I hope he (and any children I amy one day have) always know how very, very special they are!!
ReplyDeleteI never really thought about it, but yes I totally light up when I see my little girl. Especially when I walk in the door after work or after a run. It's quite possibly my favorite thing in the world, to walk in and see her smiling and going "Ah! Ah!" (she's 9 months old) and then crawling over to my feet in a hurry. And my parents are obviously pumped to see me whenever they pick me up at the airport for a visit. My dad still smells my hair when he sees me at baggage claim and goes "Yeah, it's you."
ReplyDeleteMy mom is the same way on the phone. It doesn't matter what I'm telling her, I, too, often feel like yelling tada when I enter a room because of the sense of importance she has given me. It's almost an issue in my relationships with others - that they're not AS impressed by my retelling of a book I read or a thing I did at work. Ahh...
ReplyDeleteMy darling just turned one and I am beyond blessed to be able to work at home and have a nanny come in for 4 hours a day so I can spend the rest of the time being a happy happy mom. As they pass in and out of the room while I am at my desk - or when I enter her room when she wakes up - I have fallen into the routine of saying "it's you! my love!" and she just waves her hands excitedly as if to exclaim "yes! it is! me!"
The few times I have been too engrossed in my work to do this tiny acknowledgement of her and the joy she brings me, I have felt a loss when she left the room so now I make a conscious effort to always say it - and as it becomes more of a habit, ironically it becomes more and more authentic (I thought it might become trite or rote.) I can't wait for her first verbal response - I hope it's "Ta da!" or maybe "Damn straight, it's me!" (I'm raising a bad ass...)
@JulieBean - Please forgive me for stealing your phrase "pinned to my heart"... so much sweeter than "bookmarked in my brain"... hehe. And brava/thank you for recognizing a harsh pattern and becoming determined to break it - everyone deserves to be greeted with joy! I'll smile with glee if I ever see you! Promise!I'm 26 and I just moved home for the first time since I left for school at age 18. My mom is ALWAYS happy to see me when I walk through the door, and when she isn't (due to stress or whatever), I definitely notice, and it does affect my mood. But I can definitely relate to the phone calls! The best part of calling my mom is that I can talk for hours about my life, and she LIKES it, haha. Also, when I lived in France, we would Skype and end up just sitting on Skype like we were in the same room, with occasional asides, but going about our computer chores, etc. Moms are great.
ReplyDeleteThis is the way it should be with parents and child/children. But the truth is, not every parent IS happy to see their child and/or interested, regardless of age or circumstance.
It makes me sad to read this because this is not something I had with my mother because the reality was she did not want a child and was anything but maternal. I missed that in life and it has colored every other relationship. You NEVER get over it and children ALWAYS know when you are happy to see them. Or not happy to see them.
I took what Toni Morrison said and applied it to every personal relationship I have (Friends, partner, family members). The most important thing is to physically convey by voice and facial expression how happy I am to see them. I keep in mind, especially as I age, that you never ever know when it will be the last time you see someone.
I also note when I am NOT automatically smiling or showing my happiness/joy at seeing someone, as it signals something is wrong in a relationship at some level, conscious or not.
And I also watch how people greet me. Are THEY happy to see me?
It's important to do this with one's spouse/partner/significant other. It is so easy to get stuck in patterns and sometimes not even acknowledge one another (I watch other couples and am appalled at the lack of response and interaction. That's not comfort. It's indifference.) as we hurl ourselves thru the day.
We're all busy, but it's important to be mindful, aware and PRESENT for those we love. And of course, to extend this to the world as a whole in terms of respect and basic human kindness.Yes, I do this! I make a point to be genuinely and ecstatically happy every time my 21-month-old daughter walks into the room. It was something I consciously decided to do when I realized how aware and in tune she was to my moods and reactions to things. It makes her smile ear-to-ear and sometimes squeal in delight and that makes me even happier and more excited to see her :)
ReplyDeleteThat is really sweet. I've never thought about the effects of a parent's lit up face on a child's happiness. I'm not a parent myself but I know that whenever I see my parents, they get this sweet look on their face as though I'm still a baby (despite the fact that I'm in my late 20s!).
Have you ever considered writing a book about raising children? I make mental notes of all the things about raising Toby that you write about that I want to remember when my husband and I start a family. Unfortunately I know I'll forget almost everything I've read when it actually happens. But your stories, experiences, and advice are so useful and endearing, without sounding overly instructional or dogmatic which I think would make for a lovely read for a new mom.
Anyways, just a thought. Thanks, once again, for sharing your insights.I feel like my parents have always been proud of me outwardly (to friends and coworkers), but somewhat critical inwardly. This is a very interesting thing to think about! I thought it was going to be "Do your eyes light up when you see babies?" .. which .. whenever I see any babies, I generally get excited! Guess it's the maternal clock kicking in! :)
ReplyDeleteMY sister is always calling me on this. I don't have kids but I light up whenever I talk to my nephew. So I see my sister is calling and I answer "hey." - not sad or depressed just a non-enthusiastic what's up? But as soon as I hear the nephew's voice I'm like a day at Disneyland. I can't help it. He's too delicious for words. I guess I should probably appreciate my sister just as much... :)
Great post!I miss my Mother so very much. She passed 4 years ago. In the weeks leading up to her passing... I snuggled with her in her bed one afternoon. She was in and out of sleep. We spoke a few words to each other here and there. I asked her what her favorite memory of me was... what was her favorite memory of us together? She thought about it and said, "Any time you walked in the room." I've never forgotten it, nor will I ever. It was so simple, yet the older I get the more I understand just how deep and true her answer really was. She was always happy to see me. I miss her love so much that some days I can't hold my tears back. There just isn't any other love like my mothers. I was so blessed to have a mom like her... I know this and acknowledge it often.
There's a line in the book The Life of Pi. "To lose your Mother, well, that is like losing the sun above you." It's so very true.
Thank you for touching my heart with your post today... as always, your blog is such a joy.
Bekah~I LOVE that Toni Morrison quote and always remembered it for any child I interact with but especially with my sweet boy who is 2 1/2. When I have been gone only briefly or he comes back from the playground with dad, he always yells, "Mama" or I yell his name, and we rush to hug. I always make sure to get down to eye level.
It is amazing to see how children react to you when you "light up" at their presence. One commenter wrote that it should happen with any person in your life. I agree. I think I need to be a little more enthusiastic when I say hello to my husband!My eyes do light up whenever I see my daughter Zara. Whenever she wakes up in a good mood, I am always greeted by her smile and laughter. I always kiss her cheek or forehead before and after returning from being out running errands or such. It's an amazing feeling! I can't wait to watch her grow and be more expressive (hopefully good words). lol. :)
ReplyDeleteI grew up with my grandparents constantly around. Till this day my Opa's eyes light up whenever I'm around or whenever I face time with them. The same thing happens when he see's my son. No matter my mood, I always make sure to greet Charlie with bright eyes and a big smile (even if he's the one in the bad mood). I
RachelLove the 'ta da' thing, very, very sweet. My two-year-old son would do something similar. He'd walk in to our bedroom in the morning (always in front of his older brother)throw his arms up in the air and shout "surprise!" He's three now and doesn't do it any more, and I miss it. The way I describe having children, is that it's like Christmas morning, every morning when I see them first thing. That's a very sentimental thing to say, but that's just the why it is for me.
ReplyDeleteJoanna, what a great post! Congratulations on being such a thoughtful parent, Toby is really lucky! Like you, I also believe its the little things we do that build special people. What you said about lighting up made me think of this one time I was home and my grandfather arrived for lunch. I smiled happy and stood up to greet him and he imediately told me how special he felt seeing that I was genuinely excited he was there. So I guess it works both ways! Im glad you made me think of this today, thank you!xox Lais
ReplyDeleteYou sound like the greatest mom. My mom does not have the same effect and I feel like maybe that has pushed a little on me, but luckily my bf is the same way. I used to want to hide smiling when I got home to see him, but I no longer feel that way. I will make it a point to be like that with my kids! I want them to feel relieved around me, not stressed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet post. My face truly does light up when I see my son. I look forward to seeing him all day. When I get to school to pick him up, as soon as he hears my voice or sees my big old smile, he claps his hands and drops whatever he is doing to run over to me for a big hug. (He's 16 months old) I will pay close attention to this from now on! I want him to say "ta-da!" and then watch me smile. I do try to make him really giggle at least once a day.
Every time I call my dad, I always ask if he is busy and he always says "I'm never too busy to talk to you" and it gives me a nice feeling which I carry with me...I used to have the happiest face EVERY time my little one walked in the room though lately life has thrown a few curve balls and i have noticed that this has stopped. I am aware of it and have made a very conscious effort now to give her my happy face first, not my judgmental one. Children should never be at the forefront of our problems, they are little innocent pure beings and should be treated as such. We as mums, and dads, should thank our lucky stars that we are fortunate enough to have these little people in our lives x
ReplyDeleteI hope my comment does not get deleted for not being "nice," but I think an outsiders' perspective (since every comment posted sees it your way) might be healthy here. The type of expectation that you're setting up -- both for parents and their children -- that children *must* get a special happy face *everytime* they enter into the room is unrealistically high. For example, your child need not get a special loving look if he or she keeps on entering into a room where you're working, when he/she knows that this is your working time. They should get a reaction that is appropriate - i.e., a gentle reprimand. This is not to say that your actual love for them waxes or wanes with their behavior -- I too believe that a mother's love should be unconditional -- but this outward display of beaming maternal love strikes me as both oddly contrived/performative and detrimental to the child's development into an individual who respects boundaries and recognizes that even mothers must have them.
ReplyDeleteI work at a design firm and there is a theory when designing children's hospital rooms to always put artwork above the bed that will elicit a smile or positive reaction from adults. This way when a kiddo in the hospital bed sees the reaction of someone walking into their room it's a good one!
ReplyDeleteI'm behind on my blogs, but wanted to comment that the Toni Morrison piece on Oprah is in the back of my mind all the time. Although right now it's hard not to smile when I look at my 4-month old daughter, it's an important point that we need to be reminded of as they get older. Thanks for posting!


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Helpful and accessible, the book explains the methodology used in music therapy, a topic that has been considered only briefly until now. The author presents an empowering approach to practice, discussing how the therapist can be placed in a collaborative relationship with the individual or with the group. more »
2010, Paperback: £22.99/ $36.95Keywords: adolescence, challenging behaviour, counselling, creative therapies, expressive therapies, music therapy, psychiatry, psychology, psychotherapy, teenagers
The book examines the origins and theory of AMT (including a contribution on the subject from Mary Priestley), before exploring its uses in various contexts. Chapters cover AMT in counselling and rehabilitation, with adults and children and with nonverbal clients. A concluding section discusses aspects of the training of music therapy students. more »
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Created by children in conjunction with professional animators, this entertaining film concisely summarises the basics of AS, enabling viewers of all ages to gain a real insight into the condition in less than half an hour. The film looks at life as an Aspie from a variety of different perspectives. more »
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The book's contributors explore the transformative power of the arts therapies in areas stricken by conflict and discuss how and why expressive arts works. They look at the ways it can be used to engage community consciousness and improve social conditions whilst taking into account the issues that arise within different contexts and populations. more »
2011, Paperback: £25.99/ $42.95Keywords: adults, art therapy, bereavement, counselling, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, death, depression, domestic abuse, emotions, expressive therapies, families, grief, group psychotherapy, interdisciplinary arts therapies, mental health, occupational therapy, poetry, psychiatry, psychoanalysis, psychodrama, psychosis, psychotherapy, storymaking, therapeutic communities, trauma
This practical guide to self-employment takes you through every step of the process, from coming up with the idea and marketing yourself, finding jobs, and interviewing, to maintaining jobs and what happens when you or your client want to end the job. It considers the likely obstacles you may face, and covers topics such as ethics and interns. more »
2013, Paperback: £15.99/ $24.95Keywords: art therapy, arts therapies, careers, challenging behaviour, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, creativity, dance, dance and movement therapy, dramatherapy, employment, expressive therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, music therapy, play therapy, psychodrama, reference, supervision
Art Therapy - The Person-Centred Way is an enlarged edition of the first book published on person-centred art therapy, and includes many more exercises and ideas. It demonstrates that by bringing the person-centred facilitative approach to images expressed in art form, healing and growth can occur at every level of development. more »
1997, Paperback: £19.99/ $39.95Keywords: art therapy, counselling, expressive therapies
Cathy Malchiodi reviews the hardware and software most pertinent to art therapists and demonstrates how the Internet can be used to conduct research and establish links with other art therapists. She also discusses the ethical and legal issues of communicating online, particularly the confidentiality and copyright of data. more »
2000, Paperback: £25.00/ $39.95Keywords: art therapy, expressive therapies
Art and the therapeutic uses of art provide older people with valuable ways in which to express their feelings, needs and fears, and with a resource for coping with life's major changes. This practical book is filled with step-by-step activities for art therapists and professionals to use in work with older people either individually or in groups. more »
2011, Paperback: £20.99/ $34.95Keywords: adults, anxiety, art therapy, arts therapies, creative therapies, creativity, dance and movement therapy, dementia, depression, elder abuse, emotions, expressive therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, mental health, music therapy, occupational therapy, older people, palliative care, psychotherapy, supported living
This book brings together the work of international art therapists with diverse experiences and perspectives. They share, however, a common postmodern belief that art is a unique way of expressing the human condition and that art therapy should not be a diagnostic tool but a collaborative healing process between the therapist and the client. more »
2011, Paperback: £29.99/ $49.95Keywords: adults, art therapy, arts therapies, cancer, counselling, creative therapies, creativity, dance and movement therapy, depression, domestic abuse, expressive therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, mental health, psychiatry, psychology, psychotherapy, sexual abuse, youthwork
In this innovative book, Shaun McNiff breaks new ground in defining and inspiring art-based research. He illustrates how practitioner-researchers can become involved in art-based inquiries during their educational studies and throughout their careers, and shows how new types of research can be created that resonate with the artistic process. more »
1998, Paperback: £19.99/ $32.95Keywords: art therapy, dance and movement therapy, dramatherapy, expressive therapies, music therapy, psychotherapy
This book offers interventions and exercises drawn from practice and research, for practitioners to use as a basis for their own arts-based groups or one-to-one sessions. It is accessible and suitable for helping, health and education practitioners and students from a variety of disciplines, such as social work, psychology and counselling. more »
2010, Paperback: £19.99/ $32.95Keywords: adolescence, adoption, alternative therapies, anger management, anxiety, arts therapies, attachment, challenging behaviour, child development, child protection, child psychiatry, child psychology, children, communication, counselling, creative therapies, creativity, depression, domestic abuse, educational psychology, emotions, expressive therapies, families, fostering, grief, group psychotherapy, health care, interdisciplinary arts therapies, looked after children, mental health, nursing, play, practical theology, psychoanalysis, psychology, psychotherapy, race, relationships, residential care, resilience, safeguarding children, self esteem, sex education, sexual abuse, social care, social work, spirituality, tai chi, teenagers, trauma, youthwork
Arts Approaches to Conflict explores how various arts approaches can both raise our understanding of conflict and lead to its constructive resolution. Practitioners and experts from a wide range of art forms examine their own fields as approaches to conflict. It is fascinating and eye-opening reading for students and practitioners. more »
1996, Paperback: £27.99/ $50.00Keywords: art therapy, arts therapies, counselling, dance and movement therapy, dramatherapy, expressive therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, music therapy, psychotherapy, social work
This book outlines the potential uses of music, art, drama and dance movement therapies in educational settings, and the contribution they have to make to the emotional and social development of children and adolescents. Drawing on international evidence, the book outlines a wide range of applications of arts therapies across a range of settings. more »
2009, Paperback: £25.99/ $39.95Keywords: art therapy, arts therapies, creative therapies, creative writing as therapy, dance and movement therapy, dramatherapy, educational psychology, expressive therapies, music therapy, special education
There is increasing pressure on therapists to provide details of structured assessments and to report therapy outcomes. This edited volume provides a series of case studies, with varied client groups, giving arts therapists an accessible introduction to assessment and outcome measures that can be easily incorporated into their regular practice. more »
September 2013, Paperback: £22.99/ $36.95Keywords: adults, anxiety, art therapy, autism, children, creative therapies, dance and movement therapy, depression, disability, dramatherapy, expressive therapies, grief, interdisciplinary arts therapies, music therapy, psychology, trauma
Packed with creative activity ideas to use with children and teenagers aged 5 and above, this resource builds therapeutic skills such as self-esteem, positive thinking, conflict resolution and anger control. The fun activities use art, music, stories, and films and will provide all those working with children and teenagers with a wealth of ideas. more »
2011, Paperback: £19.99/ $29.95Keywords: art therapy, arts therapies, attachment, child psychology, children, colour therapy, counselling, creative therapies, creativity, education, expressive therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, pastoral care, play therapy, PSHE, self esteem, social work, special education, teenagers, youthwork
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. . . other countries in Southeast Asia have also faced risks [to] their country [such as rebellion or civil war]. Rather than addressing that problem militarily like the Burmese have done, [those other countries] have addressed it economically by pushing economic growth and spreading it to provinces.
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'All well that ends well and if it is not well then it is not the end', this popular saying goes perfectly with the Munnabhai of Bollywood, Sanjay Dutt who made a special place in the heart of millions of fans worldwide though his spontaneous and versatile acting. Prayers, havans were conducted b
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This attractive study card set shows the Chinese character for each of the Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches in Master Wu's graceful calligraphy. On the back of the cards, the characteristics are explained giving the reader a valuable understanding of each Stem and Branch and their importance in Chinese medicine, philosophy and astrology. more »
2013, Card Game: £14.99 + VAT = £17.99/ $25.00Keywords: acupuncture, calligraphy, Chinese animals, Chinese astrology, Chinese horoscope, Chinese medicine, Chinese philosophy, Daoism, qigong, traditional Chinese medicine, tuina, Yijing
Covering everything from the basic theory to diagnosis to how to find a practitioner, the book presents a definitive introductory guide to Chinese medicine. With patients' accounts and advice on choosing the right treatment, it provides everything readers need to know about Chinese medicine at an introductory level. more »
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Providing a panoramic overview of the medical traditions of China and East and Southeast Asia, Dr. Marc Micozzi offers compelling insights into the influence of the expression of vital energy (qi) in these traditions. He discusses the efficacy of these healing practices, as well as their influences in the West, and potential applications today. more »
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There's a part early on in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance where you're going to want to give up. Please don't.
I'm a sucker for sidequests in Ni no Kuni. I blame the stamps. In the game, each time you do a sidequest, you get a number of "merit stamps" on your stamp-card, and if you fill out a card, you can trade it in for power-ups. The tougher the sidequest, the more stamps you get.
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ANN ARBOR — Michigan got off to another notoriously slow start Sunday afternoon at home against unranked Iowa. While it didn't ultimately didn't cost them their perfect record, the Wolverines have made a habit of playing from behind in the early stages of games.
That's a trend that surely cannot continue.
While it's easy to overlook against the likes of Binghamton or Eastern Michigan, top-tier Big Ten teams won't be as forgiving as many of Michigan's non-conference opponents.
Michigan spotted the Hawkeyes an early 7-0 lead Sunday, finding itself in dogfight through much of the first half.
The Wolverines didn't claim their first lead until the 10:05 mark in the first half against an unranked Hawkeye team that nearly upended Indiana less than a week prior. While Michigan showed flashes of brilliance, namely the entire second half, it can ill afford to have repeat performances of the first half of Sunday's game.
The Hoosiers or Buckeyes likely wouldn't let them off the hook, especially when Michigan takes to the road.
Ignoring the perpetual cynic within, the Wolverines played a beautiful brand of basketball over the final 20 minutes. It was highlight play after highlight play, as they used a 21-8 run to open the half, to put to bed any thoughts of an upset. At least for the immediate future, Michigan put the sluggish start out of mind.
Though count on, with the high acclaim and the newly-found target on their back, the Wolverines will be tested. Nothing against the likes of upset-minded Iowa, but hosting the unranked Hawkeyes in the second conference game of the year carries quite a bit less weight than the looming showdown with the Buckeyes in Columbus next Sunday and another in Minnesota Jan. 17.
While what Michigan was able to to do Sunday might have silenced the alarms to any concern of their inability to start strong out of the gate, that will be a point of emphasis for its future opponents.
The solution is simple enough. Start with fundamentals. Continued...
Rather than try to answer in emphatic, highlight-reel caliber fashion, as was often the case during their dry spell early on Sunday, keep running the basic offense. Michigan has an abundance of playmakers on its roster, and will have mismatches somewhere on the floor against any team it will face the rest of the way.
The task facing the coaching staff over the next few weeks is making sure Michigan doesn't allow a higher-caliber opponent to repeat what Iowa did early on. An emphasis on defensive rotation, eliminating the opposition's offensive rebounds and improving early-game shot selection would turn an already nearly-unbeatable team into a juggernaut heading into the meat of its conference schedule.
Michigan spent much of Sunday the way it has the rest of the regular season; like one of, if not the, nation's top team. To have a chance to earn top billing, it would behoove them to find a way to put 40 minutes of that brand of basketball together in the near future.
With a pair of top-10 teams on the docket over the next two week's, now's as good a time as any.
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