Day 4: Let's look at a fun way to learn what we're like - by reading comics!
We found an interesting comic strip on JennyDrewSomething that depicts our attachment styles in a playful way. Check out the site that melds art and meaningful communication, creating fun narratives. Have fun!
The webmaster is an author and Preventions Keyworker for B&NES Youth Offending Service, and she had always loved comics. Since obtaining her Advanced Diploma in the Therapeutic Application of the Arts, she have been using cartoons as a therapeutic storytelling tool with young people. More than just sci-fi and superheroes, everyday narratives and themes can be explored through text and image, in a way that is accessible and unthreatening. Through understanding this visual language, young people are able to express their own ideas using the comic form.
On the 12th (last) day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysofXmas
On the 11th day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
For the 10th day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
On the 9th day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
On the 8th day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
On the 7th day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
On the 6th day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
On the 5th day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
On the 4th day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
On the 3rd day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
On the 2nd Day of #Xmas my true love sent to me! #12DaysOfXmas
What a year - what goes on from here?