With contributions from professionals in the field, this book highlights the use of art therapy as a vital response to the trauma of natural and manmade disasters. Exploring a range of events, including the response to the Covid-19 pandemic, it offers an insight into the practice of art therapy at both communal and individual levels.
With contributions from professionals in the field, this book highlights the use of art therapy as a vital response to the trauma of natural and manmade disasters. Exploring a range of events, including the response to the Covid-19 pandemic, it offers an insight into the practice of art therapy at both communal and individual levels.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Foreword by Wayne Ramirez Introduction: Joseph Scarce Part I Mental Health, Trauma, Ethics, and Self Care in Art Therapy Disaster Response Chapter 1 Art as Therapy: Building Resistance in Long Term Disaster Recovery Amanda Sanders, Maria Rollins, & Jill Charney Chapter 2 Humanity and Humility, Ethics, Pedagogy, and Art Therapy Contributions in Response to Natural Disaster Ronald P.M.H. Lay Chapter 3 Art Therapists Respond to COVID-19, Viewing Art Therapy in a New Virtual World, Self-Care in a Pandemic Joseph Scarce, Elia Khalaf, Alicia Ballestas, Devora Weinapple, Jess Linton & Cynthia Wilson Part II Art Therapy for Hope and Recovery from Loss of Home and Community Chapter 4 Arts for Haiti: Collaboration, Training, and Service-Learning Programming in Post-Earthquake Haiti Geri Hurlbut & Gaelynn P. Wolf Bordonaro Chapter 5 The Dichotomy of Nature: Natural Disaster in Chile - an Art Therapy Response Daniela Gloger & Eduardo Torres Chapter 6 The Camp Fire of 2018: Art Therapist Stories of Response, California Burning: The Northern California Art Therapy Association's Community Service Response in Paradise, After the Most Destructive and Deadly Fire in California History Katrina Bobo, Cynthia Wilson, Robin Valicenti, & Devora Weinapple Chapter 7 Art Therapy First Aid: Growing Capacity with Arts Therapists in Communities Affected by Australian Bushfires Carla van Laar Chapter 8 Art Therapy After Hurricane Maria Maricel Ocasio-Figueroa & Anaïs Lugo-Axtmann Chapter 9 Hurricane Michael and Stars of HOPE Stephanie Wray Chapter 10 Art Therapy Interventions with Syrian Refugee Youth & Families Mercedes Ballbé ter Maat, Soraya Obeid, Natacha Pirotte, & Laurence de Groote Vandenborre Part III Art Therapy for Community Healing in Response to Mass Violence: Hate Crimes & Terrorist Attacks. Chapter 11 Mending HeArts in the Holy City: Supporting Community Through Art After The Mother Emanuel Church Shooting Dianne Vincent, Barbara Naderi, & Leigh Ann Lichty Chapter 12 Art Therapy After the Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting Raquel Farrell-Kirk Chapter 13 Art From the Heart: Community Support After the Pulse Night Club Shooting Joseph Scarce Part IV Art Therapy Collaboration with Expressive Arts Therapy Approaches in Disaster Response Chapter 14 Not Just Another Arts Camp Using the Creative Art Therapies After a School Shooting Alicia Ballestas, Jessica Asch, Lisa Tricomi & Bree Gordon, Chapter 15 Voces Arts and Healing: Working on the U.S.-Mexico Border with Asylum Seekers Kelvin A. Ramirez, Mitchell Kossak, & Joseph Mageary Chapter 16 Art Therapy as a Cradle in Crisis Situations Healing from Typhoon Haiyan Maria Regina A. Alfonso & Maria Johanna Pia G. Ortiz-Luis
Acknowledgements Foreword by Wayne Ramirez Introduction: Joseph Scarce Part I Mental Health, Trauma, Ethics, and Self Care in Art Therapy Disaster Response Chapter 1 Art as Therapy: Building Resistance in Long Term Disaster Recovery Amanda Sanders, Maria Rollins, & Jill Charney Chapter 2 Humanity and Humility, Ethics, Pedagogy, and Art Therapy Contributions in Response to Natural Disaster Ronald P.M.H. Lay Chapter 3 Art Therapists Respond to COVID-19, Viewing Art Therapy in a New Virtual World, Self-Care in a Pandemic Joseph Scarce, Elia Khalaf, Alicia Ballestas, Devora Weinapple, Jess Linton & Cynthia Wilson Part II Art Therapy for Hope and Recovery from Loss of Home and Community Chapter 4 Arts for Haiti: Collaboration, Training, and Service-Learning Programming in Post-Earthquake Haiti Geri Hurlbut & Gaelynn P. Wolf Bordonaro Chapter 5 The Dichotomy of Nature: Natural Disaster in Chile - an Art Therapy Response Daniela Gloger & Eduardo Torres Chapter 6 The Camp Fire of 2018: Art Therapist Stories of Response, California Burning: The Northern California Art Therapy Association's Community Service Response in Paradise, After the Most Destructive and Deadly Fire in California History Katrina Bobo, Cynthia Wilson, Robin Valicenti, & Devora Weinapple Chapter 7 Art Therapy First Aid: Growing Capacity with Arts Therapists in Communities Affected by Australian Bushfires Carla van Laar Chapter 8 Art Therapy After Hurricane Maria Maricel Ocasio-Figueroa & Anaïs Lugo-Axtmann Chapter 9 Hurricane Michael and Stars of HOPE Stephanie Wray Chapter 10 Art Therapy Interventions with Syrian Refugee Youth & Families Mercedes Ballbé ter Maat, Soraya Obeid, Natacha Pirotte, & Laurence de Groote Vandenborre Part III Art Therapy for Community Healing in Response to Mass Violence: Hate Crimes & Terrorist Attacks. Chapter 11 Mending HeArts in the Holy City: Supporting Community Through Art After The Mother Emanuel Church Shooting Dianne Vincent, Barbara Naderi, & Leigh Ann Lichty Chapter 12 Art Therapy After the Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting Raquel Farrell-Kirk Chapter 13 Art From the Heart: Community Support After the Pulse Night Club Shooting Joseph Scarce Part IV Art Therapy Collaboration with Expressive Arts Therapy Approaches in Disaster Response Chapter 14 Not Just Another Arts Camp Using the Creative Art Therapies After a School Shooting Alicia Ballestas, Jessica Asch, Lisa Tricomi & Bree Gordon, Chapter 15 Voces Arts and Healing: Working on the U.S.-Mexico Border with Asylum Seekers Kelvin A. Ramirez, Mitchell Kossak, & Joseph Mageary Chapter 16 Art Therapy as a Cradle in Crisis Situations Healing from Typhoon Haiyan Maria Regina A. Alfonso & Maria Johanna Pia G. Ortiz-Luis
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