"Fills a tremendous gap in the literature... Therapists, psychologists, mental health professionals, educators, and expressive arts therapists will find this book an invaluable resource."

- Dr. Cathy Malchiodi, Director of the Institute for the Arts & Health, and Faculty, Lesley University and Philips Graduate Institute

"Judy Weiser is developing an interesting and useful way of using photography for stimulation of personal growth... I think it holds great promise for therapeutic purposes... Judy is an energeting, creative, intelligent person who I believe is making an important contribution -- and is most worthy of further study"

- Dr. Virginia Satir, DSS, June 26, 1984

"Judy Weiser is a real pioneer in this field, and one of the best teachers and therapists in the entire world! I myself, being an experienced Psychotherapist and Psychiatrist, was very much helped by reading her book and by participating in her workshops."

- Prof. Rodolfo de Bernart, Psychiatrist, Directorof the Family Therapy Training Institute of Florence, Italy; Professor of Family Therapy and Psychiatry, Universities of Siena and Florence, Italy

"A thorough, exciting, and most necessary book for all mental health professionals who wish to expand their helping repertoires... Lucidly brings to light both the theory and practice of PhotoTherapy techniques, and demonstrates the latent power of photographic images to help and heal."

- Dr. David Krauss, Psychologist and Co-Editor of PhotoTherapy in Mental Health

"Judy Weiser is the leading world expert on the application of PhotoTherapy Techniques in the mental health field - and I highly recommend her Book, which not only shows you how to use these techniques to benefit your clients, but also explains the underlying theory and reasons why they are so successful!"

- Joni Gilbertson, MA, NCC, LCPC, DCC; Counselor, Educator, Trainer

"This book opened me up to a new world, where photos can be helpful in therapy. I am studying to be a counselor, and I also have a passion for photography. This book explains how using photos in therapy has nothing to do with beautiful pictures, but rather what has meaning for your clients in their therapy. It is a book that would be welcomed by all therapists."

- Anne Mcneil, Therapy student