Sandtray is an expressive therapy that uses a tray of sand and a set of figures to create scenes that reflect one's inner experience including those experiences that are pre-verbal or the person may have no words to express. When these experiences can be expressed they can then be transformed.
— Hyacinth Morgan, Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Fort Lauderdale, FLI have hours of training in sand tray therapy and experience integrating sand tray therapy in treatment with children, adolescents, and adults.
— Anthony Dimitrion, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Ridgewood, NJI have a proper Sandtray therapy setup in my office, with a wide array of symbols for you to select from in communing with your intuitive and unconscious parts. Through the power of Sandtray, many insights and deep understandings can be brought to light. I have the training to facilitate your journey into the unconscious and hold safe space to help you gaze into your own inner-world.
— Nathan Heydari, Counselor in Milwaukie, ORSometimes people have a hard time saying what's on their mind either because they can't articulate it or because their brain works more in pictures than in words. Enter Sand Tray Therapy. A client is given a prompt based on what they are working on in therapy or by identifying something they want to work through. By choosing figurines and placing them in a sand tray world, a client can problem solve and learn more about themselves. It's pretty awesome.
— Michelle Fortier, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Tallahassee, FLSometimes people have a hard time saying what's on their mind either because they can't articulate it or because their brain works more in pictures than in words. Enter Sand Tray Therapy. A client is given a prompt based on what they are working on in therapy or by identifying something they want to work through. By choosing figurines and placing them in a sand tray world, a client can problem solve and learn more about themselves. It's pretty awesome.
— Michelle Fortier, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Tallahassee, FLI have studied using sand tray therapy and have used it often in my work over the past few years. I receive supervision for my sand tray work with clients.
— Lauren Krzyzaniak, Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in Vancouver, WASand tray is a fantastic modality that lets clients explore their thoughts and feelings on a deeper level.
— Robyn Rausch, Licensed Professional Counselor in Houston, TXI have hours of training in sand tray therapy and experience integrating sand tray therapy in treatment with children, adolescents, and adults.
— Anthony Dimitrion, Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Ridgewood, NJ