H-T-P Set

Includes 1 copy of The House-Tree-Person Projective Drawing Technique: Manual and Interpretive Guide; 1 copy of House-Tree-Person Drawings: An Illustrated Diagnostic Handbook; 1 copy of Catalog for the Qualitative Interpretation of the House-Tree-Person (H-T-P); 25 H-T-P Interpretation Booklets; 25 H-T-P Drawing Forms.

H-T-P Drawing Form (Pack of 25)

This standard 4-page drawing form measures 8 1/2" by 11". It gives clients plenty of room to draw and is consistent with the new H-T-P Interpretation Booklet.

H-T-P Person Drawing/Interpretation Booklet (Pack of 25)

This brief booklet includes everything you need for a single person drawing: a tear-off drawing form, a post-drawing inquiry, and an interpretive checklist. This is an ideal stand-alone form for clinicians who use only person drawings. And it is a handy supplement for those who routinely request an opposite-gender person drawing in addition to the standard house, tree, and person drawings.

H-T-P Interpretation Booklet (Pack of 25)

This convenient 4-page booklet allows you to record, score, and interpret all information from a drawing session on one easy-to-use form. The front provides space for demographic information and general observations. Inside, a Post-Drawing Inquiry lists appropriate questions for each of the three drawings (house, tree, and person) and provides space for the client’s responses. This is followed by a Checklist of Interpretive Concepts organized under eight headings: General Observations, Proportion, Perspective, Detailing, Nonessential Details, Irrelevant Details, Line Quality, and Use of Color. The back contains a ruled grid that allows you to quickly evaluate the horizontal and vertical placement of each drawing.

The House-Tree-Person Projective Drawing Technique: Manual And Interpretive Guide

By John N. Buck, revised by W. L. Warren, PhD. The definitive guide to administering, scoring, and interpreting the House-Tree-Person (H-T-P), this manual gives you quick access to accepted interpretive concepts. It links sample drawings (many in full color) directly to specific interpretive guidelines, and it illuminates differences between the drawings of children and those of adults. In addition, it presents research on drawings done by abused children. Spiralbound (7" x 10"), 165 pp, illus.

A Catalog for the Qualitative Interpretation of the House-Tree-Person (H-T-P)

By Isaac Jolles. This time-saving volume alphabetically catalogs characteristics of H-T-P drawings, giving a brief interpretation of each. It covers all variations of each characteristic—a feature that helps you solve specific interpretation problems. Many of the findings presented apply specifically to children. Providing quick access to key characteristics, this volume simplifies H-T-P interpretation. Paperbound (5 1/4" x 8"), 191 pp, illus.

H-T-P Drawings: An Illustrated Diagnostic Handbook

By L. Stanley Wenck, EdD. This practical handbook includes 183 H-T-P drawings illustrating characteristics that are difficult to visualize. Specific characteristics appear in alphabetical order, along with diagnostic interpretations. Nearly 300 additional characteristics are interpreted without illustration, making this one of the most complete "how-to" books on H-T-P interpretation. Paperbound (8 1/2" x 11"), 108 pp, illus.

The Draw-A-Person Catalogue for Interpretative Analysis