The following published labyrinth articles involve using finger labyrinths to enhance therapeutic outcomes. They discuss the reasoning behind using finger labyrinths in therapy, how to use them and potential issues. These labyrinth articles also discuss the effectiveness of using a double finger labyrinth design to balance left-right brain activity (thereby enhancing creativity, adaptive responses, relaxation etc.) as well as promote interpersonal communication in both formal and casual settings such as between couples, friends, therapist-client, relatives etc.
Labyrinths: Catalysts For Therapeutic Growth
By Neal Harris, 2008
Effective, Short-Term Therapy Utilizing Finger Labyrinths To Promote Brain Synchrony
By Neal Harris, 2002
Off The Couch: An Introduction To Labyrinths & Their Therapeutic Properties
By Neal Harris, 1999
Using a 2-handed/2-person Intuipath
By Neal Harris, 1997
Relax4Life’s 4-Year Children’s ADHD National Finger Labyrinth Study
By Neal Harris, 2005
A Brief Historical Perspective of Labyrinths
By Jeff Saward, 1994
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