About Me

As parents, you often find yourself holding a drawing that your child has created. You take pride in the artwork and your child, usually displaying it on the refrigerator for a while so that everyone can admire it. The child feels proud and gains a lot of confidence when they see their artwork displayed prominently in the home.

 

Have you ever wondered what the child truly intended to depict in their drawing?

Can this innocent artwork reveal more information, more details about the child's mental and emotional state?

As I sit here writing this blog, I recall the drawings I used to hang on the refrigerator at home. My mother was proud of my artwork, and everyone who visited our home would hear about the wonderful child who creates art at school and brings it home. This tradition of my mother's started when I was in kindergarten and continued even when I was in school. Although the number of drawings decreased over time, the quality of the artwork and the meaning of the symbols within them increased.

 

Today, after more than twenty years of being a Kids Drawing Analyzer, I want to share this story and experience with you as parents. It's an experience of a radical change in my life, a complete transformation that led me to where I am today. To the place where I dedicate my life to teaching every parent and every professional in the fields of education, welfare, and social work everything I know about deciphering children's drawings.