Communicube prototype no. 1

Made:
1998 in England
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Communicube prototype no
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Communicube prototype no. 1, tool for psychotherapy made by drama therapist John Casson during his doctoral research, in order to encourage people who heard voices to dramatise those voices and represent them with buttons and other small objects placed on different levels of the 5-story cubical structure; 4 supports glued on corners; by John Casson, 1998.

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Category:
Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
Object Number:
2012-68
Materials:
perspex and plastic
type:
psychotherapeutic set
credit:
Dr. John Casson