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Margaret Lowenfeld in the New World: An Appreciation

By Rhoda Metraux on the life of Margaret Lowenfeld Margaret Lowenfeld first visited the United States in 1950. She arrived in early April and departed for home on June 18th. In...

Poleidoblocs: How to begin

By Ville Andersen, D.I.C.P. on the work of Margaret Lowenfeld The first boxes of Poleidoblocs G and A were available for purchase from the beginning of 1958, and then only a sma...

Pleasure

By Dr Margaret Lowenfeld There are few subjects to which so little serious thought is given as pleasure. Pleasure in general is an aspect of life which has perhaps shown the gre...

Margaret Lowenfeld: An Appreciation of her Contribution to Child Psychology

By Phyllis M. Traill and John Hood-Williams For the Journal of Child Psychotherapy – Vol. 3. No.3 December 1973 Dr. Margaret Lowenfeld died on February 2nd, 1973, aged alm...

Some Notes for a Theory of Emotion

Some Notes for a Theory of Emotion By Dr Margaret Lowenfeld It has been said that man cannot become fully cognisant of any experience until he has given to that experience a nam...

Child Psychotherapy and Margaret Lowenfeld

Child Psychotherapy and Margaret Lowenfeld By Therese Woodcock Clinical Seminar at the Institute of Family Psychiatry, Ipswich: 18 July 1994 This afternoon I wish to explore with y...

The Mosaic Test

Presentation by Dr. Margaret Lowenfeld on the use of the Mosaic Test During the war, in America, at the Metal Hygiene Clinic of Bellevue and Queens Hospitals, and at the Neuro-Psyc...

Some principles of child psychology

For any speaker whose contribution falls in the latter part of a conference there is the solid advantage that in the presentation of his theme he can make use of points of agreemen...

An Alternative Approach to Child Psychology

AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH TO CHILD PSYCHOTHERAPY By Margaret Lowenfeld. Read at a meeting of The Medical Section of the British Psychological Society on 22nd March, 1950. The work of...

The Problem of the Withdrawn Child

To illustrate the way in which the mode of approach which I have attempted to describe works out in individual cases, I want to take the problem of the withdrawn child. All psychi...

USE OF LMT IN THE STUDY OF PERSONALITY

The Use of the Lowenfeld Mosaic Technique in the Study of Personality. By Dr. Margaret Lowenfeld When a test has been in use for many years in many countries and with an exceptiona...

The Nature and Use of the World Technique

The Nature and Use of the World Technique by Margaret Lowenfeld During the last six weeks of my stay in the United States I have had occasion to meet and hear about certain uses to...

The Value of Play Therapy

The Value of Play Therapy by Margaret Lowenfeld To be successful a discussion upon anything must be based upon agreement as to the meaning of the terms to be discussed. It is worth...

The Study and Treatment of Disturbed Children

The Study and Treatment of Disturbed Children by Margaret Lowenfeld I want to present to you some of the conceptions concerning both the nature of neurosis in children and the ther...

Direct Projective Therapy

Advance in objective investigation can only be made through limitation of enquiry to specific fields. To be fruitful, an enquiry into any aspect of human behaviour needs instrument...

On Culture

By Thérèse Woodcock on the work of Margaret Lowenfeld Psychotherapy or therapy, for me, is about bringing our basic beliefs into consciousness. it is about communicating these be...

Guidelines on Background and Therapeutic Setting

By Therese Woodcock on the work of Dr. Margaret Lowenfeld. The Lowenfeld approach is: one of facilitating the child’s or adolescent’s own understanding of herself in her own te...

The Material: Poleidoblocs G

by Ville Andersen on the work of Dr Margaret Lowenfeld A long time ago, after the first World War ended and before the cheerfulness of the thirties had developed, a printed leafl...

Toys for Reading a Child’s Mind

By Dr Margaret Lowenfeld “It is generally agreed of seven children are not able to express their thoughts and feelings in consecutive language, although those aspects of mental f...

Poleidoblocs 1964

By Dr Margaret Lowenfeld In setting out to teach mathematics to .children or to design a mathematics learning ' programme for a school system, the situation confronting the te...
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