Neurophototherapy: Playfully Unmasking with Photography and Collage

Neurophototherapy

‘A love letter to late discovery!’

This joyful and life-enhancing creative method offers a gentle invitation to ‘reconnect with the sparky kid who didn’t mask…’. Neurophototherapy is for neurodivergent people and anyone seeking to explore their true identity in new and creative ways with readily available materials. This method is suitable for artists and creative beginners alike.

Boué has identified a need for creative self-support strategies for people who discover their neurodivergent identities as adults. It is also a method that can be easily adopted by others.

This gorgeously illustrated publication includes explanatory texts, colour photographs, collage works and contextual essays by renowned author and poet, Dr. Joanne Limburg and Professor of Performance at the University of Kent School of Arts, Prof. Nicola Shaughnessy.

ND people, families, allies, arts and arts and health organisations, art lovers, photographers, collagists, therapists, community group leaders and academics alike will find this original, informative, and upbeat publication of interest and relevance.

Quotes

‘So that’s Neurophototherapy: therapeutic, empowering and – above all – FUN.’ Dr. Joanne Limburg

‘Neurophototherapy is the most emotionally immersive and satisfying thing I’ve ever done. I now know I need to put creativity at the heart of my well-being.’ Chloe Lawson

‘It’s a complicated process to unmask and there’s no doubt that the creative tools contained in Neurophototherapy enable this to happen iteratively, flexibly and intuitively.’ Prof. Nicola Shaughnessy

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