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A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO CLAY THERAPY
This book is about inclusiveness; promoting the use of clay; it encourages practitioners not necessarily trained in the creative and expressive arts to feel more confident in using clay as a medium in therapeutic sessions. Play therapists and those in training will find this book to be of particular use when working with children and adolescents.

The book is intended for all professionals working therapeutically with young children/adolescents; also with adults and couples; occupational therapists; those with diverse and disabled client bases; play therapists and trainees; creative arts workers; art therapists, counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists, supervisors, trainers.

Hardback: £29.95 inc p+p (UK ) £37 (Europe) £44 (World)	Hardback Price zones: UK Special hardback £29.95 Europe £37.00 World £44.00
Signed & numbered, 208 pages, 31 colour illustrations + 5 diagrams.
Paperback: £25 inc p+p (UK ) £32 (Europe) £39 (World)	Paperback Price zones: UK paperback £25.00 Europe £32.00 World £39.00
208 pages, 31 colour illustrations + 5 diagrams.

A fundamental book for anyone wishing to have a better understanding of themselves and those around them. Barbara Somers demonstrates how from birth our experiences of the world may colour much of our life and establish our patterns of behaviour which may not be condusive to well-being; we may become ill-at-ease or dis-eased with ourselves as a result.

She reminds us that from the beginning of time people have been marvellous symbol-creating creatures. It’s there in our art and our poetry, our painting and dance and literature, and in our dreams. She believes this wonderful symbolic language, that a human being can create, is here in our symptoms of illness.

Hardback: £35 (£40 inc p+p) signed & numbered
Paperback: £19.95 (£23 inc p+p) 230 pages, some colour illustrations.

This book is about time and how we connect to it. Time is the unconditional and inevitable process through which life grows and decays and music not only measures time, delineating in a purely abstract but palpable way its passage but it also infuses time with emotional significance, with meaning: it creates out of time a hermeneutic canvas. So the connection to time, through music, becomes also a connection to our inner lives and feelings, to the emotions, events and rituals which measure our passage through life: music not only makes us conscious of time but it simultaneously deepens our awareness of time’s significance. We therefore use music not merely as an accompaniment to life (although we may sometimes think that that is all it is doing) but as a barometer of the inner patterns which make life more than a set of random events that somehow take place between birth and death. Music connects us to time and in so doing it deepens our connection to life itself. The concept and the practice of Lifemusic grows out of this epistemology.

Hardback: £35 (£40 inc p+p) signed & numbered
Paperback: £19.95 (£23 inc p+p) 272 pages.