Origami & Mental Health Therapy

Origami --- a versatile tool in therapy

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*Jun  2005 : Visited the Chinese Hong Kong  Origami Society.

*Apr  2005 : Attended Australia's first international Origami Convention at Morwell, Victoria

*Jan  2005 : Testimony from Canada & USA received. Thank you!

*Nov  2004 :  MF Swan invitation project completed.

*Oct  2004  : Visited Gallery Origami House, Tokyo, Japan

*Sept 2004 :  Visited Origami Society of Toronto, Canada

*Sept 2004  : Visited Yee Hong Origami Class in Toronto, Canada

*Sept 2004 :  Visited library of  Japan Foundation, Toronto, Canada

*Feb 2004 : Good-bye Thoki!

*Sept, 2003 : Testimony from LA Calfornia USA received. Thank you!

*Mar, 2003 : Testimony from Washington DC USA received. Thank you!

*Jan, 2002 : Testimony from Canada received. Thank you!

*June 25, 2001 - 2 new pages added : 
Sadako & 1000 Cranes - see "People in History".

Books for Beginners - see References page.

*Mar, 2001 : My friend's mother kindly gave me an origami lesson.  Thank you!

*Dec, 2000* : New front page style.

*June 7, 2000* : Pictures section updated.

*June 2, 2000* : New Awards section added.

*May, 2000* : Updated Visitors' feedback, People and Use in therapy.

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This web page first established 11th of Janurary 1999

About me	Advantages of using origami in therapy
Use of origami in therapy	Use of origami in mental health setting
Mental Health Topics	People in history
Testimonial	Resources for beginners
Pictures	Folding Diagrams
Links	References
Web rings	Visitors' feedback
Please sign guest book	Awards
Chinese version (คคคๅชฉ)	Greetings from Perth, Australia!