This may be a bit niche, but I have an observation about James Lawley and Penny Thompkins coin activity for family systems, something I know you have done in IEMT trainings and elsewhere. My observation is that when giving this activity to children, there is a tendency to make the coins into stick figures representing the family system. I don't work with kids often, and the latest experience with this show brought up this particular pattern. I was working with a father and two children whom he was recently awarded full custody by the court. It was remarkable, but not surprising to see that the mother was not included in the original representation. When I asked the children about that, the youngest redid the picture with the mother as a stick figure and a large wall of pennies between her and the rest of the family.
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@MetaphorsofMovementUSAnFriends
Other than acting as a communication between right and left hemispheres using idioms, how else do you see metaphors of movement working with or moving through someone’s neurology.
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Andrew T. Austin
I'll be back to making YouTube videos this week. Any requests?
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