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The Journal of Sandplay® Therapy™

The Journal of Sandplay® Therapy™
(Joyce Cunningham, editor) is published twice yearly by
Sandplay Therapists of America. The Journal of Sandplay™
Therapy™
(JST) publishes articles on theory, research and
case studies. The JST is a peer reviewed and indexed
journal.
Journal
Features
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The Book of Symbols: Reflections on Archetypal Images.
Published by The Archive for Research in Archetypal
Symbolism
Editor-in-Chief: Ami Ronnberg and Editor: Kathlen Martin
Taschen, 2010
Reviewed by Ilona Melker
Full text:
The Book of Symbols: Reflections on Archetypal Images 
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STA
National Conference
June, 2012
Berkeley, California
STA Members’ Meeting
Opening Remarks
Audrey Punnett, Chair of STA.
Fresno, California
Full text:
STA Members’ Meeting Opening Remarks

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Returning to the Self
STA National Conference
Berkeley, California
2012
Reviewed by Heather Lesley-Swan
Sydney, Australia
Full text:
Returning to the Self, STA National Conference 2012.
Reviewed by Heather Lesley-Swan
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Sandplay:
What it is & How it Works
With Gita Morena, PhD
Reviewed by LaVon Bobo
Sunnyvale, California
Full text:
What it is & How it Works With Gita Morena, PhD Reviewed by
LaVon Bobo 
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Sandplay
Therapists of America – The Annual Members’ Meeting Becomes
the First STA Assembly
By Jill Kaplan
Full text:
Sandplay
Therapists of America – The Annual Members’ Meeting Becomes
the First STA Assembly
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Sandplay
Therapy in Vulnerable Communities: A Jungian Approach
By Eva Pattis Zoja
Routledge, 2011
Reviewed by Kate Adams
New York City and Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Full text:
Sandplay Therapy in Vulnerable Communities: A Jungian
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Sandplay in Switzerland
Einsiedeln, Switzerland
August, 2011
Laura Soble
Oakland, California
Full text:
Sandplay
in Switzerland

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Origins, Evolution, Essentials, The ISST Congress
Ittingen, Switzerland. August 25-29, 2011, Laura Soble,
Oakland, California
Full text:
Origins, Evolution, Essentials 
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Sandplay Therapy Research and Practice by Grace Hong
Routledge, 2010
Reviewed by Gita Morena
Full text:
Sandplay Therapy Research and Practice  |
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Spanning
the Great Divide: 2010 STA National Conference
Reviewed by Laura SobleFull text:
Spanning the
Great Divide  |
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C.G.
Jung's Liber Novus: The Release of the Red Book
by C.G. Jung
Reviewed by Liza Ravitz
Full text: C.G. Jung’s Liber Novus  |
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The
Inner Beauty of Hakoniwa: 20th Congress of the ISST, Kyoto,
2009
By Trudy Corry Rankin
Full text:
The Inner Beauty
of Hakoniwa
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Journey
to the Pearl, Symbol of Transformation: The Sand and the
Pearl 5th National Conference of CAST, 2009
By Maria Iosue and Barbara Dalziel
Full text:
Journey to the Pearl
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The Way of the Dream: Conversations on Jungian Dream
Interpretation with Dr. Marie-Louise von Franz
Produced and directed by Fraser Boa
With new introductions and epilogues by Marion Woodman
Reviewed by Liza Ravitz
Full text: The Way of the Dream

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The Journal of Sandplay Therapy is published by Sandplay
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