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@Althea-Sorry to hear that you had such a bad experience with an art therapist that was certainly not competent. Art and Music Therapy is suppose to be very free-flowing, spontaneous, and there is no right or wrong way on the part of the client. It's suppose to be an expression of the client's OWN feelings through music and art. In my own experience as a Music Therapist, I have often improvised on the piano and the guitar while mirroring the expressions of the clients. Although there are some standard "music therapy songs" that are sung and performed on piano and guitar while the client may sing or play on a percussion-type instrument, a lot is simply improvisation, such as improvising on a series of chord symbols. In this way, it directly meets the client's need for self-expression.
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Thanks Motts!! Once again another Wonderful to see? Keep taking more Motts.
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Yes, the attic is quite impressive - vaulted trusses in a sailing vessel like shape... I cannot remember why I skipped it; perhaps the steps looked dubious. I do regret it though.
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reminds me of the grand staircase on RMS titanic, similar level of decay, too
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most attic staircases are drabby and closed in yet this is very elegent....would of never known it went to the attic....was the attic nice looking too?
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Si Marco :) mi piace!
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wow....to bad it wasent preserved....all that work way back then only to be destroyed....but thanks to Motts we can preserve it in our memories.
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Red Bull.

Looks like cat wee, makes you tired about 30 mins after the high has worn off, but tastes fantastic with vodka ;)
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If there's someone that messes with my head more than my ex boyfriend, it's you Motts!!

:D
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Lynne. You are so genuine... Can I be your daughter please :D
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I wonder what became of the 'Fuller State School' babies...

How sad :(
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should of gotten a chair and put your feet up on the desk like a real security gaurd!! looking good Motts!!
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Looks like the kind of chair which would say

'Hey... come sit. It's ok, I'm comfy... Only joking, you're not going anywhere...'
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The Door of Frustration
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I find it interesting that the girls were called 'sisters'. Maybe this gave them the sort of belonging feeling that families have?
Strange though...