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Photographs of Thérèse Woodcock from Anthony Graham.

Margaret Lowenfeld

Thérèse Woodcock, talks, papers and seminars on Lowenfeld techniques

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"Chinese Mosaics and Culture". Paper presented to the British Society for Projective Psychology, London: 26 June 1987

"On Lowenfeld and Child Psychotherapy". Seminar at Brookside Family Consultation Clinic, Cambridge: 2 July 1993.

"Child Psychotherapy and Margaret Lowenfeld". Clinical Seminar at the Institute of Family Psychiatry, Ipswich: 18 July 1994

"On Lowenfeld and Playtherapy". National Association of Paediatric Occupation Therapists 1995 Conference.

"Communicating the Uncommunicable: the use of Lowenfeld Mosaics as an Expressive Tool for the Deaf". European Society for Mental Health and Deafness: 1997 Congress.

Woodcock, T. (1986) "The Lowenfeld Mosaic Test in the study of cultural differences", British.J. of Projective Psychology 31(1):25-31.

Woodcock, T. (1984) "The use of the Lowenfeld Mosaic Test in child psychotherapy", British J. of Projective Psychology 29(2): 11-18.

Woodcock, T. (undated) Bridge, Picture Thinking, Wishes Diagram and Newspaper Game

Woodcock, T. (2001) "Expressing the Inexpressible: The use of Lowenfeld Mosaics in therapeutic communication". A talk given at the Association for Child Psychology and Psychiatry Conference 'Children at Play' on 8 June 2001, Abington Hall, Cambridge.

Woodcock, T. (2000) "On Lowenfeld and Projective Play Therapy: An overview". Paper given at 'All to Play For.... 2000', ACPP synposium, at the NEC, Birmingham, 13 and 14 June 2000 in a Seminar presented by The Lowenfeld Group.

Woodcock, T. (1998) Programme Note for Two Seminars on The Lowenfeld Approach to Therapeutic Work with Children and Adolescents. 19th November 1998 and 3rd December 1998.

Woodcock, T. (1995) "Child Psychotherapy & Lowenfeld Mosaics". Paper given for the Visit of the Heidelberg University Department of Psychiatry, 23.6.1995.

Woodcock, T. (undated) "Lowenfeld Mosaics and Psychotherapy": notes for a Workshop.

Woodcock, T. (undated) Book Review of The Mosaic Technique in Personality Assessment: A Practical guide, by Eugene X. Perticone and Renee M. Tembeckjian (New Jersey, Programme for Education Inc, 1987).

Woodcock, T. (undated) Book Review of Child Psychotherapy, War and the Normal Child: Selected papers of Margaret Lowenfeld, edited by Cathy Urwin and John Hood-Williams (London, Free Association Books, 1988).

Woodcock, T. (1986) "A Patchwork of Mosaics". Paper presented at the Annual Lowenfeld Day Conference at Cambridge University, 1 November 1986.

Programme for Winter Conference and Annual General Meeting 1983 'Non-Verbal Communication', Friday November 18th, at the British Society for Projective Psychology and Personality Study, Tavistock Centre, 120 Belsize Lane, London NW3.

Woodcock, T. (1982) "The Use of the Lowenfeld Mosaic Test in Child Psychotherapy". Paper given at the Margaret Lowenfeld Day Conference, Cambridge, 14th September, 1982.

Thérèse Woodcock Lecture Notes for Module 1

Articles accompanying Module 1 and 2 lectures

Course matters, Promotion material, Articles and Letters re Lowenfeld

Middlesex University Course Programme, Handbooks and Module Notes, 1994-1995, 1999-2001 and updates for modules 3 and 4

Student essays for Modules 1 - 4

Photographs of Thérèse Woodcock

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