Publications

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This article by Santiago Jacome O. covers the use of associative images, such as OH Cards, in conjuction with EMDR therapy. The article is available in the original Spanish and as a English translation.

An overview of three levels of difficulty children face regarding trauma. The material presented was designed for application by Israeli and Palestinian teachers in their classrooms.

An abstract of an scholarly article suggesting a protocol for the treatment of anxiety disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). “The model emphasizes the role of fantastic reality and the use of imaginal re-narration of the traumatic event with the use of cards as a means of externalization or distancing.”

A translation of a Russian article about the application of associative cards in counseling and psychotherapy for patients with psychosomatic disorders, by a practicing psychoanalytic therapist.

This short Russian news report (with an English transcription) about the practice of cancer psychology mentions the use of metaphoric cards as one of the techniques for helping cancer patients describe their feelings.

Moritz Egetmeyer, OH Cards publisher and workshop leader, was interviewed at the Riga Gestalt Institute in Latvia, while there to give an OH Cards workshop.

L’article de Christine Gatineau a été publié dans le numéro 2010 de la revue Synodies. Les Cartes Associatives Activent L’inconscient. Le Processus Mis En Oeuvre Permet De Contourner Le Mental Pour Avancer Dans Les Profondeurs De La Psyché. En Quelques Instants, Elles Font Spontanément Jaillir En Nous Des Associations D’idées, Et Révèlent Du Même Coup […]

In Christine Gatineau’s article, she introduced associative OH Cards and their process of bypassing the mind to allow advancement into the depths of the psyche.

An article by Janine Moore giving an introduction to the OH Cards, with a focus on their history and their use in various settings, including casual social settings.