Color Therapy

One of the most curious, and yet one of the most underrated, forms of therapy known to us is color therapy. Color therapy involves exposing an individual to large bright scarves of different color and told to describe how each color makes them feel. One of the most useful aspects of color therapy is its ability to diagnose physical, mental, and especially psychological states in the client.

Through working with colors and having the individual describe how each color makes them feel, you can get a pretty accurate description of their psychological state and their mental habits. We all know blue to be calming, yellow to be joyous, red to be passionate, and black to be powerful. If, for example, someone found yellow to be a downer, then it is very likely that they are suffering from some form of acute depression. If someone found black to be invigorating or inspiring, then you would know that they love power a great deal and would be most ideally suited for a competitive business where they will receive plenty of clout for rising to the top of their profession.

In chronic drug addicts, color therapy can reveal some interesting phenomena. For example, someone who is continually mentally paranoid due to their addiction can find red to be overwhelming and black to be safe or intrusive. All of these diagnoses depend on the color therapist’s ability to read general and normal associations with color and the client’s particular relationships with the emotions which colors normally invoke, as well as any deviations from these norms. 

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