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Sand tray group counseling with adolescents is an activity-based intervention designed to help participants address specific intrapersonal concerns, learn important skills of socialization, and develop a caring community. The main focus of the group is building small worlds with miniature figures in individual trays of sand and having an opportunity to share the worlds they have created. Seven separate time-limited groups were conducted in an alternative school setting during the 2001-2002 school year. The rationale for such a group, a description of the process, and illustrative case examples are presented.
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