The Wisdom of Oz: Reflections of a Jungian Sandplay Therapist (Oz Series)

Rating:
Summary: YES!
Review: I am forever a student. In this book Gita relates the world of Oz to the field of psychology, something I have never seen. Exploring her family heritage she gives ample backround in explianing that we are all traveling in our own yellow brick road. Truly exceptional, Gita has a way with words. This is definatly a book for the eager to learn and open-minded. If you are such, it is a must read...

Rating:
Summary: YES!
Review: I am forever a student. In this book Gita relates the world of Oz to the field of psychology, something I have never seen. Exploring her family heritage she gives ample backround in explianing that we are all traveling in our own yellow brick road. Truly exceptional, Gita has a way with words. This is definatly a book for the eager to learn and open-minded. If you are such, it is a must read...

Rating:
Summary: Misled on the Yellow Brick Road
Review: I found that Morena has mislead her readers into thinking that this is a book about OZ; especially since she is a relative of the creator. But it really talks about her interest in play/sandbox therapy. I am not interested in that so I felt disappointed with the book.

Rating:
Summary: Misled on the Yellow Brick Road
Review: I found that Morena has mislead her readers into thinking that this is a book about OZ; especially since she is a relative of the creator. But it really talks about her interest in play/sandbox therapy. I am not interested in that so I felt disappointed with the book.