Folktales As Therapy
“Folktales As Therapy” by Verena Kast, published by Fromm Intl in 1995, explores the therapeutic potential of folktales through a psychological lens. This edition, written in English and spanning 182 pages, delves into the complexities of storytelling and its relevance to personal transformation. Kast, a renowned Jungian analyst, emphasizes the significance of folktales in contemporary therapeutic practices, highlighting their ability to resonate with our lives.
In this book, readers will find six folktales accompanied by accessible interpretations that connect the narratives to their practical therapeutic applications. The text aims to deepen the understanding of how these stories can influence emotional and psychological well-being. By examining the historical and critical aspects of fairy tales, Kast provides insights into their enduring relevance and potential for healing, making this work a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of storytelling and therapy.
Official synopsis Publisher
Story-telling classes, seminars and workshops on folktales have become ever more popular in recent years. More and more of us have instinctively realized the importance of folktales. What we now need is an understanding of their complexities and how they directly relate to us and can change our lives. In this book, the renowned Jungian analyst and best-selling author Verena Kast examines the uses of folktales in and as therapy.
Folktales as Therapy contains six tales and their easy-to-follow interpretations. All folktales are presented in close connection with their practical therapeutic value.
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