Jungian Counseling and Play Therapy

"""Dr. Rachel McRoberts has done a masterful job at integrating Jungian concepts into the world of play therapy and counseling. She introduces a very real postmodern approach to understanding Jung's role in the modern world. The book is rich with information from different approaches and covers a broad base of Jung's influence over many disciplines. Covering a range of disciplines from cognitive-behavioral approaches to the evolving world of neuroscience, she fleshes out these approaches in a cohesive and Jungian manner that was a pleasure to read. This book was a pure joy to read because she wraps her mind around some very complicated and delicate theoretical concepts and manages to hold onto her sense of humor and wonder about it all. A joyful read and a deeper look at Jung's influence in the present-day world of therapy and counseling."" John Paul ""JP"" Lilly, MS, LCSW, RPT-S, chief mechanic, Jungian Analytical Play Therapy ""This work is exactly what is needed at this time. We are struggling, as a profession, with cohesive and accessible texts that assist with our understanding of ourselves, as counselors."" Jenna Epstein, PhD, NCC, LPC, ACS, CTRS, NREMT, assistant professor and programs coordinator at Frostburg State University ""An insightful journey through the realms of personal and professional growth, this book delves deep into aesthetics of existence, navigating the complexities of post-modernism and the therapeutic alliance. With a focus on ethics, identity, and the influence of Jungian counseling, it offers a profound exploration of the psyche's structure, language, and the transformative power of creative techniques. A must-read for anyone seeking a Jungian-centered approach to counseling and play therapy."" LoriAnn Stretch, PhD, LCMHC-S (NC), LPC (VA), NCC, ACS, professor at University of the Cumberlands and president of the Association for Creativity in Counseling"