A featured Library collection

Art, Voice & Imagination

Art, voice, creativity, and imagination as ways of meeting the psyche and making experience speakable.

Woodcut-style illustration of a person exhaling flowing lines, birds, leaves, and celestial forms while another hand draws.

Why these books belong together

Healing does not happen through explanation alone. These books follow image, gesture, story, sound, and play as forms through which experience becomes speakable and the psyche discovers new possibilities. Together they bring the arts into conversation with depth psychology, trauma work, and the practices of care.

8: book commentaries

Art and Soul: Reflections on an Artistic Psychology

Art Is a Way of Knowing

Owning Our Voices: Vocal Discovery in the Wolfsohn-Hart Tradition

Margaret Pikes and Patrick Campbell

Speaking about the Unspeakable: Non-Verbal Methods and Experiences in Therapy with Children

Dennis McCarthy, editor

The Ecology of Imagination in Childhood

The Singing Cure: An Introduction to Voice Movement Therapy

Using Voice and Song in Therapy: The Practical Application of Voice Movement Therapy

Using Voice and Theatre in Therapy: The Practical Application of Voice Movement Therapy