MU158 Chapter Notes - Chapter 29: Steeple
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Fiona was beginning to feel safer and more trusting of gim process. In allowing earlier memories to surface it was as if she was beginning a grieving process for her own losses. Stronger music during pivotally central sessions enabled her to explore the symbolic potential of such fearful images as: Hiding in a smelly upstairs cupboard during one of her mother"s terrifying rages. The boarded up fireplace and door in her bedroom. Her dad and grandfather returning home drunk in middle of afternoon. Dark and gloomy bricked up well that frightened and angered her parents. So many images concerned with hiding, being in dark, or something blocked up. Fiona needed to find ways to distance herself from pain and protect and defend herself. During session 6 during orchestral arrangement of bach"s passacalgia and fugue in c minor, her guardian angel gave her the strength to look down the well.
