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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Rastogi, Meera,

Titel

Foundations of art therapy : theory and applications

Ort / Verlag

Waltham, Massachusetts : Elsevier,

Erscheinungsjahr

[2022]

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• Elsevier Books AutoHoldings

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Includes index.
• Intro -- Foundations of Art Therapy: Theory and Applications -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Contributors -- About the Editors -- Part I Fundamentals of art therapy: Prepping the canvas -- Chapter 1 History, profession, and ethics of art therapy -- Chapter overview -- What is art therapy? -- A history of art therapy -- Developments in psychology -- A new focus in fine art -- Movements in education -- The emergence of art therapy in the United States -- Margaret Naumburg -- Florence Cane -- Edith Kramer -- Mary Huntoon and Don Jones -- Elinor Ulman -- Hanna Yaxa Kwiatkowska -- Myra Levick -- Georgette Powell -- Cliff Joseph -- Lucille Venture -- Charles Anderson -- Christine Wang -- Wayne Ramirez -- The emergence of art therapy in the United Kingdom -- Adrian Hill -- Other UK art therapists in medical settings -- Growth of community-based art therapy in the United Kingdom -- The emergence of art therapy in Canada -- The emergence of art therapy in Australia -- The emergence of art therapy in Israel -- The emergence of art therapy throughout Asia -- Art therapy today: A brief overview of recent trends -- Professional associations -- The American Art Therapy Association (AATA) -- The British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT) -- The Canadian Art Therapy Association (CATA-ACAT) -- The Australian, New Zealand, and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association (ANZACATA) -- International Expressive Arts Therapy Association (IEATA) -- Ethical standards -- Ethical principles for art therapists (AATA) -- Case study: The art therapist and the board member -- The profession of art therapy -- Art experientials and reflection questions -- Additional resources -- Videos and Films: -- Websites: -- Chapter terms -- References -- Chapter 2 Understanding media: Laying the groundwork for art-making -- Learning outcomes -- Chapter overview.
• Art media foundations -- Ancient media, ancient practice -- Media understanding -- Elements and principles of art -- Sociocultural context -- Media selection and interaction -- Conceptual models -- Media dimension variables -- Expressive therapies continuum -- Application of ETC-MDV -- Quality of materials -- Variety of materials -- Accessibility of materials -- Media adapting -- Media safety -- Art materials breakdown -- Drawing -- History and definition -- Drawing media -- Oil pastels -- Charcoal and chalk pastel -- Markers -- Pencil -- Grounds -- Practical considerations -- Painting -- History and definition -- Painting media -- Acrylics -- Tempera -- Watercolors -- Painting grounds and tools -- Practical considerations -- Clay -- History and definition -- Clay media -- Practical considerations -- Printmaking -- History and definition -- Printmaking media -- Practical considerations -- Fiber -- History and definition -- Fiber media -- Practical considerations -- Mixed-media sculpture -- History and definition -- Sculpture media -- Practical considerations -- Paper craft and collage -- History and definition -- Paper media -- Paper craft -- Collage -- Practical considerations -- Technology-based media: Photography and digital art -- History and definitions -- Technology-based media -- Practical considerations -- Conclusions -- Art experientials and reflection questions -- Additional resources -- Appendix -- Chapter terms -- References -- Chapter 3 Multicultural and diversity perspectives in art therapy: Transforming image into substance -- Chapter overview -- Introduction -- United States demographics: The changing face of America -- Understanding culture, race, and ethnicity in the United States -- Demographic trends and population projections in the United States -- Demographic trends in other multicultural populations in the United States.
• Sexual orientation and gender identity -- Income inequality and poverty -- Health disparities -- Marginalization -- Sociopolitical barriers to equality and equity -- Oppression -- Microaggressions -- Colorblind ideology -- Privilege -- Advocacy for social equality and equity in America -- The Civil Rights Movement -- The Women's Rights Movement -- The Gay Rights Movement -- Cultural pluralism in America -- Culturally responsive art therapy practice in America -- Cultural identity in the United States -- Cultural identity development in the United States -- Racial, ethnic, cultural identity development in people of color -- White racial identity development -- Sexual identity development -- Intersectionality in the United States -- Cultural dimensions in clinical assessment -- ADDRESSING cultural influences -- Sexual orientation: Coming out -- Gender identity and sexuality -- Cultural dimensions in clinical practice -- Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&amp -- I) -- Multicultural and diversity competence -- Therapeutic alliance -- Ethics -- Cultural humility -- Therapeutic intervention -- Global literacy -- Social action -- Transforming image into substance -- Conclusions -- Art experientials and reflection questions -- 1: Self-assessment of identity privilege -- 2: Art experiential: Exploring gender identity and sexuality through portraiture and mixed media -- Materials -- 3: Assessment of multicultural and diversity competence in art therapy -- Additional resources -- Chapter terms -- References -- Chapter 4 Intersections of neuroscience and art therapy -- Chapter overview -- How did humans start to make art? -- Introduction to neuroscience -- The nervous system -- How do the nervous system and brain work? -- How do neurons communicate? -- Neural communication and implications for art therapy: Case of multiple sclerosis.
• Neural communication and implications for art therapy: Neuroplasticity -- Synaptic plasticity and art therapy -- The brain regions -- Brain regions and the expressive therapies continuum -- Shift from brain regions to networks -- Vision -- Vision is a central sense for humans -- Art-making, the eye, and the brain -- The eye -- The visual cortex and the processing streams -- Vision and implications for art-making and art therapy -- Connecting our understanding of vision to learning how to draw -- Additional art therapy research and connections to neuroscience -- EEG, art materials, and the brain -- Cortisol and art therapy -- Brain scans and art therapy -- New Technology for Measuring the effects of art therapy -- Summary -- Experientials -- Resources for further exploration -- Chapter terms -- References -- Chapter 5 Approaches to research in art therapy -- Chapter overview -- Introduction -- Developing a research study -- Historical overview of art therapy research -- Art therapy research today -- Research paradigms (worldview) relevant for art therapy -- Types of research methods used in art therapy -- Qualitative approaches in art therapy research -- Quantitative approaches in art therapy research -- Mixed methods approach in art therapy research -- Participatory research approaches -- Indigenous and traditional voices incorporated in art therapy research -- Arts-based research approach -- Program evaluation as an approach to bridge art therapy practice and research -- The role of ethics review and institutional review boards -- Implications and future directions for research in art therapy -- Art experientials -- Chapter reflection questions -- Chapter terms -- References -- Part II Theoretical orientations: Gathering the tools -- Chapter 6 Overview of theoretical orientations -- Chapter overview -- Art therapy theory.
• Psychodynamic approaches in art therapy -- Psychoanalytic and psychodynamic art therapy -- Jungian art therapy -- Behavioral approaches in art therapy -- Cognitive behavior art therapy -- Other behavioral approaches -- Humanistic approaches in art therapy -- Existential art therapy -- Person-centered art therapy -- Gestalt art therapy -- Transpersonal art therapy -- Case conceptualization and treatment planning -- Overview -- Treatment planning -- Therapy in action -- Art experientials and reflection questions -- Additional resources -- Chapter terms -- References -- Chapter 7 Psychoanalytic and Jungian approaches to art therapy -- Chapter overview -- Authors' approach to this chapter -- Introduction -- Freud's psychoanalytic theory -- Art and symbolism -- Art and relationship -- Sublimation -- Methods in psychoanalytic art therapy: Scribble drawing -- Cultural context and author's personal experience -- Jungian and analytic approaches -- Jung and the Red Book -- The nature of the psyche -- Jung and racism -- Methods in Jungian art therapy -- Student examples -- Red book project -- Conclusions -- Experiential activities -- Additional resources -- Books -- Films -- Chapter terms -- References -- Chapter 8 Humanistic approaches to art therapy: Existentialism, person-centered, and gestalt -- Learning outcomes -- Chapter overview -- Existential psychotherapy -- Historical background of existential philosophy -- Contemporary existential theory -- Finding meaning -- Yalom's four concerns -- Death -- Freedom -- Meaninglessness -- Existential art therapy -- Case example -- Summary: Existential art therapy -- Person-centered therapy -- Person-centered therapy in contemporary practice -- Person-centered art therapy -- Clinical example: Jeremy and the person-centered art therapist -- Summary: Person-centered art therapy -- Gestalt therapy.
• Gestalt therapy in contemporary practice.
• "Provides historical perspective of art therapy, including early forms of art making and expression in a psychiatric setting Integrates neuroscience and discusses how the brain makes art. Reviews theoretical approaches to art therapy Examines how to become an Art Therapist, including group work and supervision"--
• Description based on print version record.