Publications

Metaphoric cards open a window into a person’s inner world. OH Cards, as metaphoric projection tools, trigger our fantasy.

Dawn Brown’s book offers opportunities for shifting perceptions from the fear of pain to an acceptance of growth — using stories, metaphors, and OH Cards.

The Pencil Sharpener is a guide to storytelling and creative writing which includes demonstrations of how OH Card decks can be used to teach those topics.

In his book about group facilitation techniques, psychologist Pedro Bolgeri Escorza presents an OH Cards exercise for groups.

Survivors of disasters can fall into a vortex of helpless despair – or climb a healing spiral using a variety of resources. One effective tool to aid recovery is the deck of COPE cards.

A description of Atkinson and Well’s book, Creative Therapies, with an excerpt of the book’s content regarding OH Cards.

Links to reviews of Mooli Lahad’s book, Creative Supervision, and excerpts from the chapter on “The Use of Therapeutic Cards,” including OH Cards.

Using qualitative research and literature reviews, the author of this thesis focused on efficacy in therapeutic endeavors, with an emphasis on using OH Cards to help individuals tap into deeper resources.

Links to information about and excerpts from this OH Cards book by Walter Kirschke.

Psychologist Alexander Pushkov appeared on a TV show in Ukraine to introduce and talk about OH Cards and how he uses them in his practice.