Communiwell, tool for psychotherapy developed by drama therapist John Casson; a round version of the Communicube

Made:: 2011 in England

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Communiwell, tool for psychotherapy developed by drama therapist John Casson; a round version of the Communicube, designed to allow clients to represent their own mental states and dynamics by placing small objects on different levels of the 5-story cylindrical structure; 4 support poles screwed in around edge; manufactured and sold by Communicube Ltd., 2011.

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Category:: Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

Object Number:: 2012-103

Materials:: polycarbonate, plastic (unidentified) and metal (unknown)

type:: psychotherapeutic set

credit:: Communicube Ltd.

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Communiwell, tool for psychotherapy developed by drama therapist John Casson; a round version of the Communicube

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