Colour Psychology by June McLeod

4 Stars

Pages
Publisher: John Hunt Publishing Ltd, O-Books
Release Date: December 9, 2016

Nonfiction, Health, Mind, Body, Self-Help, Self-Empowerment, Colors

The book is divided into the following chapters.

Chapter 1: The Beginning – Building Blocks
Chapter 2: A Glance at Ancient & Modern History
Chapter 3: The Colours
Chapter 4: Business
Chapter 5: Corporate Personalities
Chapter 6: Environment
Chapter 7: Creativity
Chapter 8: Mandalas
Chapter 9: Colour Numerology – The Karmagraph
Chapter 10: Colour Practical Exercises
Chapter 11: Health, Nutrition and Vitality
Chapter 12: Music and Movement
Chapter 13: Babies and Children
Chapter 14: The Three Learning styles
Chapter 15: Health and Safety
Chapter 16: Lighting
Chapter 17: Beauty, Complementary Therapies… and the rest
Chapter 18: On Closing

This book opened my eyes on the reasons and purposes of the different colors. I had no idea colors were so important to our thoughts and actions. If you are interested in working with colors to improve your life, this may be a good place to start.

This book did not offer any new insight into the color theory - seems like a summary of information we know from school and internet.

overall a really good look into the way Colors control our world. How baby's and infants see color, how we see things all through color. Refreshing to read something out of my normal realm.