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I’ve recently been expanding my therapeutic book collection, and thought I would start sharing some of the books and accompanying art prompts that I have been using with child clients. Bibliotherapy is a great way to engage kids in discussing various topics or helping them understand experiences through story. And as an art therapist, I …

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Happiness Books There are many things that can make us happy, but when you are depressed it can be hard to remember those things. This directive is designed to help people remember once more. Deborah R. Davis, ATR-BC, LPC, "Creativity Matters: Art and Therapy, LLC" www.creativitymattersllc.com PROCESS Create a book that reminds you of what makes you happy. You can either brainstorm ideas first, writing them down on a separate piece of paper, or just come up with them as you go along. The book can be one you create, or you can choose an old book that you would like to "alter" (painting the pages, collaging over the pages, putting Gesso down and then writing or painting on the white canvas). This blog entry will talk about the different ways you can create a Happiness Book.   MATERIALS Creating a Book = If you are making a book from scratch, choose paper (can be of whatever width you may have handy, or what you prefer - the thicker the paper, the more it will withstand normal use), glue sticks, scissors, markers, ribbon, and a hole-punch.       Altering a Book = If you are making a Happiness Book by altering an existing book, choose a book that may be old or one that the library is giving away or selling. Get gesso to put on the pages if you want to make new pages, or leave the gesso off the page and simply add to what is already there (this can be fun with books that already have a lot of pictures). Get magazines that you like, to cut out images of what makes you happy. Also, use scissors, glue, stickers, ribbon, feathers, glitter, or any other items you think would be fun to put in to your altered book.     STEPS TO BEGIN Step 1 = Clear a space to set your materials. Cut out the size that you want your book to be, and the number of pages. Then, choose which side of your book will have the holes for the ribbon or string to go through in order to bind your book together, then punch the holes in each piece of paper. Before you tie the book together go do step 2 first. Step 2 = Start with your front page. Design it how you would like. Make sure it says somewhere on the front "My Happiness Book". Use the markers to write and put designs on the page, or print out words or images, then cut and paste them on the front page. Step 3 = For page 1, choose one of the items that you have precut out from a magazine or printed out from a computer, or draw an image that represents what makes you happy. Continue this for page 2, 3, 4, and so on.   Step 4 = Once you have filled up all the pages with images, words, and designs that you like, put all the pages together and bind your book. Take the ribbon or string and put it through the holes that you hole punched out first. Tie it up in a bow or a knot. Step 5 = Take your Happiness Book and go show it to someone important to you that you trust will appreciate what you have created. Read it to them, and share about what makes you happiest. The more we share about what is positive in our lives and that makes us happy, the more we will experience being happy ourselves.      RESOURCES   The Happiness Project http://gretchenrubin.com/get-started/get-started/    Delivering Happiness http://www.deliveringhappiness.com/   Study: Happiness Makes Us Feel Warm All Over http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2013/12/31/emotions-body-mapping-finnish-study/4260281/    Go Make Something: Altered Books http://gomakesomething.com/category/ht/ab/   The Altered Book: A Great Project http://natashashapiroarttherapy.wordpress.com/2013/02/16/the-altered-book-a-great-project-for-in-session-art-therapy/     

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Angularjs directives are used on a dom element like any attribute, name of the element, some css class or any comment. it tells angularjs’s html compiler to attach any directive to dom element. all data bind attributes with ng- are in-built directives like ng-app, ng-controller in angularjs.custom directives are those directives which have their own functions and run when dom is compiled. if you want to reuse the lines of code in your application for different pages without repeating the lines of code in every place, in this case you can create a directive with that code in separate file and call that directive where that code is needed. this is the better way to understand code. these are thetypes of custom directives:* element directives* attribute directives* css class directives* comment directiveselement directives:to use directive as an element you have to write element tag. if you want to use some code, then you just need to use that tag.html:.js:myapp.directive(userreviews', function() { return { restrict : 'e', // used e because of element templateurl : 'custom-directives/reviews.html' };});in the above example we have created a directive defined by myapp.directive. it is named as userreviews that is the element tag name used in html. user-reviews is different from userreviews because hyped in user-reviews is converted into camel case written as userreviews in javascript file. then it has a function which returns restrict: ‘e’ that means custom element directive and templateurl that has the path of the code file inside element tag.attributedirectives:it works same as element directive, the only difference is that it returns attribute tag.html:

js:app.directive(userreviews', function() { return { restrict : 'a', // used a because of attribute templateurl : 'custom-directives/reviews.html' };});css directive − it is used when a matching css style is encountered.comment directive− it is used when a matching comment is encountered.

“What the func?” = What’s the function of your emotions? What’s buried underneath that sadness, frustration, or joy? By using the data from our emotions, we can move courageous