Asperger's: My life as an Earthbound alien. INTERACTION SQUIGGLE. Jean A. Thurow, Psy.D. Thurow, J. (1989) Interactional Squiggle Drawings with Children: An illustration of the Therapeutic Change Process. The Focusing Folio. Vol. 8, n. 4, pp. 149-186. This paper is centered around a presentation of D.W.Winnicott’s squiggle game as I have come to use it in my work with children.
In his book, Therapeutic Consultations in Child Psychiatry, Winnicott presented 20 clinical examples of what looks to be initially a simple drawing game. He used the game in the first interview with a child and explained it as “one way of getting in contact” with children (Winnicott, 1971b, p. 3). As I began to actually play the squiggle game I became more and more aware of the drawing sequences.
Winnicott also suggested that the drawings could be used to communicate something of the child to others, as in consultations with parents and teachers. I also discovered that squiggles had their difficulties. Without a framework, the drawings within the game can lack inner coherence. OASIS - Online Asperger Syndrome Information and Support. GRASP - The Global and Regional Asperger Syndrome Partnership.
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