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- Beginning
- Foreword
- About the Book
- Dear Reader
- INTRODUCTION
- Why Mascotherapy?
- The Essence of Contemporary Mascotherapy
- The Innate Ability to Sculpt
- Methodology within Clinical Practice
- Field of Meaning
- Faces, Visages, and Images of Civilizations
- Drawing Closer to His Image
- Dialogue with Oneself at the Portrait
- Dialogues and the Structure of Personality
- Articles for Academic Journals
- The Uniqueness of the Sculptural Self-Portrait in Global Culture and Its Application in Mascotherapy
- Studies on the Psychological and Therapeutic Impact of Portraits and Self-Portraits on the Individual
- Sculptural Portraiture as a Path to Self-Understanding and Personality Transformation
- PRACTICE
- Mascotherapy for Beginners
- On Independent Practice
- The Therapist’s Studio: A Professional Workspace
- Sessions, Pauses, and the Nocturnal Finale of the Work
- Touching the Double and the Body of the Patient
- Psychotherapy of Lived Infancy
- Facial Expressions and States in Portrait Work
- Associations with the Portrait
- Truthfulness and Resistance
- A Sign of Truthfulness
- One’s Own Face in the Context of Addiction
- Codependence and the Return to One’s Own Face
- Hypnotic Portrait
- Where to Find Yourself
- The Image of Yesenin
- In Full Height
- Photographic Portrait
- Psychological Hygiene
- KEY MEANINGS
- Introduction to the Section
- Face and Mask, Mirror and Mirror Double
- Synchronicity
- Forms of the Face and Inner Content
- The Face and the Portrait
- Imitating God
- Accompanying Image
- Portraiture and Drug Transport
- Conclusion of the Scientific Editor and Expert
- Analysis from the Perspective of a Scientific Editor
- Presence of Spirit in Attention
- Relationship with the Archetype
- Father of the Nation
- Eternity and Timelessness
- Above Society
- Mental Health
- Psychotherapy and Development
- CONCLUSION
- Dialogue with AI
- Author
- APPENDIX
- Workbook for Independent Mask Therapy Practice
- For Personal Notes