Tools Of The Trade: A Therapist's Guide To Art Therapy Assessments

No other comments , thank you. Except that you refused me a credit card for a warning I had requested myself because someone had tried to get a visa card in my name... And beleive me my credit records are A1!

The Book is in excellent condition and well worth the price. Timely arrival too. Thank you for being so quick to send the items ordered.

This is a book that help to therapist to get more books or ideas to improve our job. We know new tecniques are every day, so this book help.

Brooke is reviewing techniques for assessment in Art Therapy but her language does not mirror the field of Art Therapy and her book comes across as immature and lacking skill. Typos, and her deficiency of knowledge regarding nuances within the field of Art Therapy, leaves me feeling as though I'm reading a book by an outsider. The book is old, perhaps a little outdated regarding assessments. I would not recommend this text as a source for MA / MS level students or faculty choosing a text for course material at the same level.

I thought this book had different art therapy assessments that could actually be used in therapy, however, they are just summaries of the many assessments therapists can purchase. So basically it is just a catalog of art therapy assessments. It is boring and I am really disappointed.

It is truly embarrassing to have been assigned to read this book. I do not think a single one of these "tools" are valid. The book's editor did a good job of advertising a bunch of non-instruments many of which are self-published. The foreword is written by one of the originators of a self-published assessment tool that does not even have a published textbook on it. I wish I could convey to my professors what a joke this book is, but I need to pass the course to become an art therapist someday.