"Using Clay in Art Therapy"
Working with clay can be a powerful way to process and express emotions, and can be particularly helpful for clients who struggle with verbal expression.
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"Art Therapy Techniques and Applications" is an engaging and informative resource for anyone interested in using art as a means of promoting healing and personal growth.
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