's interpretation of drawings of trees cha Today our kids have done in the "den."
- small tree: it reveals a shy and introverted child.
- Tree large: denotes a person full of enthusiasm and openness to the outside.
- Tree drawn up: typical of a very imaginative child, as a dreamer.
- Tree drawn in the middle: a symptom of more self-centered behavior, characterized by the need to feel constantly in the spotlight.
- Shaft designed to bottom: typical drawings of young children. Reflects some degree of insecurity and a need for protection.
- with tree roots and reveals a strong attachment to the child's family, especially the mother, her lifeblood. This stable emotional relationship allows him to better address the problems.
- tree without roots, the relationship lacks balance of the earth, the life-blood (mother), then it is a child emotionally insecure and unstable.
- Tree with nest on the trunk, this too is a symbol of strong ties with the mother figure. The child needs to be followed in order to deliver the best.
- tree with fruit attached to the branches: it reveals a child's very generous, outgoing, full of good feelings, and ready to give help in return for affection.
- tree with fruit in the canopy suspended: in this case, however, an individual insecure, perhaps even melancholy.
- Tree with flowers and mushrooms at the base of the trunk: the sensitivity is the main characteristic of these children espousing usually a harmonious relationship with family and with nature.
- Tree with flowers and butterflies: most items in the drawings of girls. Show a strong aesthetic sense and a good dose of the romance.
- tree with branches along the trunk, most often drawn by children, are the symbol of growth and development of sexuality.
- Tree with falling leaves: the falling leaves expressing sadness, the child who draws them probably has a very sensitive nature, is a subject that feels so il bisogno di essere continuamente rassicurato.
- Albero con foglie singole sui rami: esprimono un carattere attivo, intraprendente, con tanta voglia di fare.
- Albero con sole vicino: come per il test della casa, il sole rappresenta simbolicamente la figura paterna. Quando è presente vicino all’albero potrebbe esprimere il bisogno di maggiori attenzioni da parte del padre.
Anche la scelta del tipo di albero ha un significato ben preciso, soprattutto quando si tratta di alberi poco comuni (cfr. Bibliografia)
- Abete: simbolo della festa natalizia, esprime un forte attaccamento del bambino alla famiglia e alle sue tradizioni. Denota un bisogno di protezione, ma anche un grande affetto e una forte generosità. Questi bambini amano giocare da soli e, di fronte alle difficoltà, tendono a scoraggiarsi facilmente.
- Cipresso: si tratta di un bambino timido e riservato, con uno spiccato senso del bello.
- Salice piangente: esprime un carattere molto determinato, non disposto a farsi sottomettere e on la voglia di emergere in ogni situazione.
