It is delightful to see another book by Lynne Souter-Anderson, contributing to the field of Clay Therapy ; Her first book, Touching Clay, Touching What?: The Use of Clay in Therapy, first published in 2010, gave credence and credibility to using clay in therapy. It was a pioneering book in the field of the creative arts therapies and gave a broad perspective on working in this modality with all age groups ; This new book is written for already qualified professionals who want to add the use of Clay Therapy in their work with children and adolescents ; Monika Jephcott, Chief Executive Play Therapy UK (PTUK) ; Clay is multi-faceted which allows tactile and creative expression. Therapeutically, clay offers the child and adolescent endless opportunities to express feelings, emotions and thoughts across all developmental ages and stages ; In the field of clay therapy, Lynne’s contribution is significant including the ‘Five Lenses of Theoretical Anchoring for Clay’ as a framework to use with this medium ; This book is an extension of Lynne’s work and her dedication to developing therapists’ knowledge and skills in using clay within child, adolescent and adult psychotherapy ; Karen O’Neill, Clinical Director Counselling Solutions, EMDR Europe Accredited Practitioner ; Lynne’s passion and knowledge for working therapeutically with clay is infectious ; She has presented clay therapy workshops to our Blue Smile Charity many times. Our therapists always leave the workshops with more confidence, new skills and further exciting ideas in how to use clay with their young clients ; Anita Gatt, Clinical Services Manager, Blue Smile — Children’s Mental Health Charity, UK ; This wonderful book is an easy to digest go-to reference for those interested in the therapeutic use of clay. It is alive with case material and practical information covering some of the key issues that may arise during child and adolescent development. It certainly whets the appetite for undertaking necessary and dedicated training in this field. A marvellous achievement much deserving of re-publication ; Dr Jude Adcock, Arts-Based Counsellor, Clay Therapist, Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor, Cornwall, UK