Color Therapy Plain & Simple: The Only Book You'll Ever Need (Plain & Simple Series)

Very good and informative. Advanced work for sure. I enjoyed the brevity and conciseness therein. Great for beginners and experts alike!

I got this book to help me better understand my indigenous philosophy and medicine and man.. since I began to apply this into my work, it has transformed the way my clients leave my office. This has some serious implications for anyone who works with people and wanna make better impressions, know more about yourself and others or help people feel better. This book was an incredible tool to have in my arsenal of tools to help people in every aspect of life.

Very informative and interesting if you have any interest in color psychology

Easy to read and so interesting to see how colors can affect us

One of the best books I have read in a long time. It’s filled with USEFUL information, stated in a clear way. While very interesting to read, I know that I will refer back to it many, many times.✨

How can you write a book on color therapy and not include color in the book? No picures, no color swatches or anything. When I think violet, it might not be the same violet referred to. What is medium blue? I just think the infomation in the book is okay but the lack of color on the pages for reference was a big drawback for me.

I find it interesting that a book on color has no color in it. All of the pages are black and white. Wait. I guess there is color in it... different shades of gray... :( So, if you're expecting to receive a visual experience from this book as well, don't get it.

Good read

Interesting book have finished reading it was disappointed there was no colour on pages only said the colour

The contents of the book is good but I was astounded when I did not see a colour diagram etc in the entire book.Not a single colour inside the book

Não gostei , achei que ia ter cor dentro, as páginas parecem feitas em xerox de má qualidade ,

This reads like a child’s school project on colour - a collection of facts gathered from other sources. This really doesn’t “read” like a book, it’s a collection of edited facts. Personally did not find any new information, ideas or interpretations in here. If you are new to colour theory, you would be better off just googling - you don’t need to buy this book