Psychevisual.com, Sarah Gibson, Re-enchantment, Fairy tales, psychotherapy, Post-Jungian, Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Rapunzel, Snow White, Hansel and Gretel and Bluebeard

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Re-enchantment: Fairy tales in psychotherapy
Sarah Gibson

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Sarah Gibson introduces interactive online project 'Re-enchantment' exploring the hidden meaning of fairy tales for adults. It examines the re-imaginings of six traditional fairy stories for a contemporary culture, combining interpretations from social history, psychology and popular culture. From a post-Jungian perspective 'Reenchantment' challenges us to psychologically reconnect to the tales Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Rapunzel, Snow White, Hansel and Gretel and Bluebeard in new ways that remind us of the mystery and poetic possibility of these stories. Participants consider the ways in which fairy tales can be used creatively and clinically in adult psychotherapy

WORLD DREAMING: WORLD CONGRESS FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY
24-28 August 2011 Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
Darling Harbour, Australia.
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	Re-enchantment: Fairy tales in psychotherapy	Sarah Gibson

Sarah Gibson

Sarah Gibson has been writing, producing and directing documentaries on contemporary social issues for over 25 years. Her documentaries, Size 10, Behind Closed Doors, Landslides, In The Beginning There Was Shopping and Born To Shop , have been extremely well received by audiences in Australia and world wide television markets.

Her critically acclaimed three part documentary series Myths of Childhood, written and directed as part of the Film Australia National Interest Program was screened on ABCTV in August 1998 and repeated in 1999.

The Hundredth Room is a personal essay documentary, developed with the assistance of a NSW FTO Documentary Fellowship and was funded by The Australian Film Commission. It continues Sarah’s experimentation with documentary form and her filmic exploration of the relevance of psychological insights for contemporary culture.

Sarah is currently working on an interactive online documentary Re-echantment.

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