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Position of Child Guidance Work in London and L.C.C
By Dr Margaret Lowenfeld
February 1947
The whole subject of the Psychological work being carried out in London both under the L.C.C. directly and in other connections was reviewed ...
An Institute for Child Psychology
By Dr Margaret Lowenfeld
It was in 1938, that I managed to get on to a course of play therapy for children, run by Dr Margaret Lowenfeld and her willing helpers in Pembroke Villas ...
Interaction between Child Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
By Margaret Lowenfeld
Objectives
The work of the proposed research unit has three objectives:
Constitutional study
It is desired to make use of the clinical material coming int...
Lowenfeld and Her Techniques for Expressive Communication
By Thérèse Woodcock on the work of Dr Margaret Lowenfeld
We all understand that therapeutic work has to do with the personal experiences of the children and young people we see; ...
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...
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...
Developmental Profile of European Mosaics
By Thérèse Woodcock on the work of Dr Margaret Lowenfeld
People often speak of children as developing individuals, as being mature or immature for their age. How do we know this?...
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 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 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...
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 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...
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...
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 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...
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...
Observations of clinical and theoretical interest
A collection of unrelated writings that have been attributed to Margaret Lowenfeld and stored in the Wellcome Trust Collection.