言葉の箱庭としての物語とぴったり感

Abstract

Sandplay therapy is thought to consist of the client's expression of self in a fit way, and therefore it is therapeutic. This is called "fit feeling." Creating narrative is alike sand play therapy in many ways, and also cause "fit feeling." In this research, what do the narrators feel "fit" in the process of creating narrative, how much it is felt, and whether it changes was investigated, and therapeutic meaning of narrative was examined. The conclusions: (1) There were some subjects whose fit feelings were not steady at the outset, but though there was a small decrease in the rating, they recovered gradually by the continuous creation of narrative: (2) There were other subjects who reported very fit-fee ling at the outset. but the fit feelings were not steady through the continuous creation: (3) The other subjects showed their own patterns every interview session. In this research, the difference between these three groups was examined from what they felt as fit.