Small Figures Work is a creative, experiential, neuroscience-informed, and relational therapeutic approach that engages the often unspoken inner stories clients bring into therapy.

Through symbolic work with figurines, clients can access hidden emotional narratives, deepen insight into their difficulties, strengthen personal agency, and foster creative problem-solving and growth.

The method draws on principles from psychodrama, right-brain psychotherapy, attachment theory, and interpersonal neurobiology, understanding psychological difficulties within relational and systemic contexts.

By engaging right-brain processing, figurine work offers an embodied way of making internal experiences and relational dynamics visible and concrete, increasing their accessibility for therapeutic exploration and transformations.

Small Figures Work training provides therapists with a practical and creative approach to deepening therapeutic engagement, supporting integration and facilitating meaningful, lasting change in clinical practice.