3.1 Intake tray. Case #1, “Mystery”
The client presented with a history of suicidal ideation and depression. In the beginning of the session, the client was very intent on beginning to build the world with a large snake. The snake was placed first, followed by a fence, separating it from the rest of the world. That fence was additionally protected by a large stone, which the client labeled “emotional coldness”. The fence and ditch made by the stone was identified as the most powerful figure in the tray. On the other side of the sand tray was a pot full of beans, representing peace and contentment. There were two very small struggling figures placed in the sand in between. “These are my happy emotions. They ar e confused and spinning. They are buried. They are in a current that is pulling them down. The current is caused by this one (pointing to the snake).” The client had been abusing substances and was unable to identify emotions. As a result of this introductory sand tray, the client began to see the importance of the identification and expression of emotions and became motivated to work on that as part of the treatment goal.
3.2 Intake tray. Case #2, “Masks”
This client presented as depressed and complained of getting severe headaches at school. Although the client had very good grades in school, both school attendance and grades have recently fallen. The client demons trates a high intelligence and was comfortable in the world of ideas but reports discomfort with emotion and has been experimenting with drugs and alcohol to “feel” something with friends. The client began by digging a hole in the middle of the sand tray and sweeping a large circle around the hole. A wooden alphabet figure “X” was placed at t he bottom of the hole in the centre of the circle. A wizard and a figure of an embracing couple were placed midway up the sides of the hole. A sheep was also placed on the side of the hole. At the far edge of the tray, a female figure with a hole in her head and no hair was placed next to a block with an infinity symbol on it. The final figure placed was an octopus that was perched on the sand tray ledge, but was not placed in the tray.
The client identified the “X” in the middle as the unknown, representing both emotions and thoughts that were deep inside and represented true self. The wizard represented knowledge and the couple represented the feelings of being loved. The girl on the edge represented the public face that was used for the octopus to see. The octopus represented the public; people at school, and on the streets that are always prying and trying to find out information. The girl on the edge was named Mask, and she could show the octopus the infinity sign, but nothing else. The most free and powerful figure was the sheep, because it could wander at will between all of the figures and didn’t care what anyone thought of it. The agreed treatment plan included the connection of emotion to thoughts in order to achieve authentic action.
3.3 Case Study #3 “Growing up”
The young adult client began the sand tray by telling a story in the sand about something that happened in childhood. The client showed me a scene where other children were bullying one figure, and included one encounter that included sexual abuse. The client then lined up 5 different figures, and buried the last one. This is a presenting world that indicates Erikson’s developmental stage of Industry vs. Inferiority (DeDemonico, 1999). The client told me how each character represented different pieces of self, but the buried one was the one that was wounded as a result of bullying. One of the self-figures, which had been identified as the most powerful and wise, was selected to try to help the one who was buried. I asked what the buried one needed to hear, and directed the client to play out a
conversation with the wounded figure and the wise figure. As the client continued to experience the wounded part and speak comfort and hope, the wounded one came out of the sand. It was a figure within a plastic box. “Now I can be free”, the client stated. The client then replaced the boxed figure with a similar, larger figure that was not in a box. As we explored the role of that figure in the world, a strong statement of hope emerged when the client said, “I want to help others who are hiding and hurting like I was. I want to tell them that it’s ok to stop hiding, and help them to know that they are ok.” The result of this therapy session was a significant shift in the client’s sense of purpose and confidence, and we were able to move toward termination.
3.1 ปริมาณถาด กรณีที่ 1 # "ปริศนา"ไคลเอนต์ที่แสดงประวัติของ ideation อยากฆ่าตัวตายและภาวะซึมเศร้า ในการเริ่มต้นเซสชัน ไคลเอ็นต์ไม่มากนึกเริ่มสร้างโลกที่ มีงูขนาดใหญ่ งูถูกวางครั้งแรก ตามรั้ว แยกจากส่วนเหลือของโลก กรอบที่ได้รับการป้องกันนอกจากนี้ โดยหินก้อนใหญ่ ที่ลูกค้าติดป้าย "ทั้งทางอารมณ์" กรอบและคูโดยหินที่ระบุเป็นตัวเลขที่มีประสิทธิภาพที่สุดในถาด ในด้านอื่น ๆ ของทราย ถาดถูกหม้อเต็มเมล็ด แสดงถึงความสงบสุข มีสองขนาดเล็กมากดิ้นรนตัวเลขอยู่ในทรายในระหว่าง "เหล่านี้เป็นอารมณ์ของฉันมีความสุข พวกอี ar สับสน และปั่น พวกเขาจะฝัง อยู่ในปัจจุบันที่จะดึงพวกเขาลง ปัจจุบันมีสาเหตุจากคนนี้ (ชี้ไปที่งู)" ไคลเอนต์มีการเหยียดหยามสาร และไม่ระบุอารมณ์ จากถาดทรายนี้เกริ่นนำ ไคลเอนต์เริ่มมองเห็นความสำคัญของรหัสของอารมณ์ และกลายเป็นแรงจูงใจการทำงานที่เป็นส่วนหนึ่งของเป้าหมายการรักษา3.2 อาหารถาด กรณีที่ 2 # "รูปแบบ"ไคลเอนต์นี้แสดงเป็นหดหู่ และแนะนำของการปวดหัวอย่างรุนแรงในโรงเรียน แม้ว่าลูกค้าที่มีเกรดดีในโรงเรียน โรงเรียนเข้าและเกรดได้ล่าสุดลดลง Trates ปีศาจของไคลเอนต์ปัญญาสูงที่ในโลกของความคิด แต่รายงานไม่สบายด้วย และมีการทดลองยาเสพติดและแอลกอฮอล์ "รู้สึก" บางสิ่งบางอย่างกับเพื่อน ไคลเอ็นต์เริ่มต้น โดยขุดหลุมตรงกลางถาดทราย และกวาดเป็นวงกลมขนาดใหญ่รอบ ๆ หลุม ตัวเลขตัวอักษรไม้ "X" ถูกวางไว้ที่ t เขาก้นหลุมในศูนย์กลางของวงกลม ตัวช่วยสร้างและรูปของคู่ความแต่ถูกวางมิดเวย์ขึ้นด้านข้างของหลุม แกะถูกวางไว้ด้านของหลุม ริมไกลถาด รูปหญิง มีรูในหัวของเธอและผมไม่ได้อยู่ติดบล็อกด้วยสัญลักษณ์อินฟินิตี้เป็นการ รูปสุดท้ายที่วางถูกปลาหมึกยักษ์ที่ไม่ตั้งอยู่บนหิ้งถาดทราย แต่ไม่มีการวางไว้ในถาดThe client identified the “X” in the middle as the unknown, representing both emotions and thoughts that were deep inside and represented true self. The wizard represented knowledge and the couple represented the feelings of being loved. The girl on the edge represented the public face that was used for the octopus to see. The octopus represented the public; people at school, and on the streets that are always prying and trying to find out information. The girl on the edge was named Mask, and she could show the octopus the infinity sign, but nothing else. The most free and powerful figure was the sheep, because it could wander at will between all of the figures and didn’t care what anyone thought of it. The agreed treatment plan included the connection of emotion to thoughts in order to achieve authentic action.3.3 Case Study #3 “Growing up”The young adult client began the sand tray by telling a story in the sand about something that happened in childhood. The client showed me a scene where other children were bullying one figure, and included one encounter that included sexual abuse. The client then lined up 5 different figures, and buried the last one. This is a presenting world that indicates Erikson’s developmental stage of Industry vs. Inferiority (DeDemonico, 1999). The client told me how each character represented different pieces of self, but the buried one was the one that was wounded as a result of bullying. One of the self-figures, which had been identified as the most powerful and wise, was selected to try to help the one who was buried. I asked what the buried one needed to hear, and directed the client to play out a conversation with the wounded figure and the wise figure. As the client continued to experience the wounded part and speak comfort and hope, the wounded one came out of the sand. It was a figure within a plastic box. “Now I can be free”, the client stated. The client then replaced the boxed figure with a similar, larger figure that was not in a box. As we explored the role of that figure in the world, a strong statement of hope emerged when the client said, “I want to help others who are hiding and hurting like I was. I want to tell them that it’s ok to stop hiding, and help them to know that they are ok.” The result of this therapy session was a significant shift in the client’s sense of purpose and confidence, and we were able to move toward termination.
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