This column provides a forum within which you, the reader,may share with your colleagues some of the creative techniques that you have developed or adapted and find successful in your work with couples and families. If it workswell for you, it may be that others could adapt it for themselves or be stimulated to invent another technique. Submityour manuscripts of 6 to 10 doublespaced typed pages toRobert Sherman, 154-23A Riverside Drive, Beechurst, NY11357 or to the Editor, indicating the manuscript is for thiscolumn.
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