The name of a person... there is so much in this word. Think about your name. What do you know about him?Answer the following questions:1. What does your name mean? Whose is it (for example, Greek, Roman)? How is it translated from this language?2. Why did they call it that way?2. Who called you that: mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, brother, sister, or _______ your own version?3. Was there a fight for the name? It is possible that one parent wanted to name it differently, but the second one won))4. Were you given a name right away or couldn’t they come up with anything, perhaps they were expecting something, or circumstances arose that you were without a name, just a baby?)5. Were you named after someone? A relative or a personal stranger? What do you know about him? Is he alive? Are you like him? Maybe you are repeating his fate in some way? How do you feel about this person?6. Is it possible that when you were born, there was a fashion for this name?7. Do you know many people who have the same name or not?8. How is your relationship with your name? Do you like it or not?9. Do you like the sound of your name? What do you prefer when people address you: your full name or with affectionate suffixes?10. Would you like a different name for yourself?11. Does your name have a patron angel? Do you know his history (life)? A name accompanies a person all his life: a little man first meets the name, grows, matures, goes through life, living the most different moments of his life. Now let’s move on to the ART therapeutic technique: “How I feel my name.” Choose those colors or the color that most reflects your name. Paint your name in color. What is it like in your opinion? Your gaze will be presented with some image that you will transfer to paper or you will imagine an abstract drawing, perhaps a combination of colors, you will fill the entire sheet without leaving spaces or it will be an image in the middle (on the edge). The exercise allows you to know, feel, express and understand yourself through drawing, give vent to accumulated and blocked feelings, relieve excessive emotional stress, increase self-esteem, and promote the development of imagination. Draw and live with pleasure))Psychologist Ekaterina Aleksandrovna Pokoleva