I have been speaking with an individual who is soon due to live in a hospice, I wanted to maintain a source of joy in their life and work with some potential processes for my up-coming art therapy book, here I will be exercising recommended relaxation methods and theraputic processes through art. I have met with him in his home in Mobberly, here he showed me through old photo ablums and we spoke about his family. As we got chatting I began explaining my current project and its links to world war one and two, this set a great basis as he was able to tell me about his father, however he had never met him and was raised by three women. John was able to provide me a picture of his father from the war, he was a pilot in the airforce during world war one. It was an interesting visit and I look forward to the next.
I feel the results from this experience will greatly help the development and effectivity of the book. Gaining primary in depth results from a contextual source. This will be exercised throughout the course of my project every two weeks as the processes develop.
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