Art therapy with infants, toddlers and their families is an exciting and developing area of practice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Julia Meyerowitz-Katz is a Jungian Analyst and Art Psychotherapist in private practice in Sydney. Dean Reddick is an Art Psychotherapist with fifteen years¿ experience working with children and families in a variety of settings. He currently works in a nursery school and a primary school in London.
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List of illustrations Foreword Acknowledgements Introduction Section 1. Individual art therapy with infants and toddlers 1 An Odd Mirror 2. On mark making and leaving a mark. Processing the experience of art therapy with preschool children. 3 `Cheerful and not Cheerful : Art Psychotherapy on a Paediatric Ward. 4. 'I Do Dots... Art Therapy with Australian Aboriginal Children Section 2. Family and dyad art therapy with infants, toddlers and their parents 5. Transitions: Moving from Infancy to latency through symbolisation and the acquisition of language 6. The imprint of another life: working with siblings recently placed for adoption 7. Amazing Mess: Mother s get in touch with their infants through the vitality of painting together 8. The crisis of the cream cakes. An infant s food refusal as a representation of intergenerational trauma Section 3. Group art therapy with infants and toddlers 9. Building a fort: art therapy with a group of toddlers going through the adoption process 10. Making waves. An art psychotherapist s retrospective review of counter transference drawings made in a preschool setting 11 Side-by-side: An early years art therapy group with a parental group alongside Conclusion Notes on Contributors Index
List of illustrations Foreword Acknowledgements Introduction Section 1. Individual art therapy with infants and toddlers 1 An Odd Mirror 2. On mark making and leaving a mark. Processing the experience of art therapy with preschool children. 3 `Cheerful and not Cheerful : Art Psychotherapy on a Paediatric Ward. 4. 'I Do Dots... Art Therapy with Australian Aboriginal Children Section 2. Family and dyad art therapy with infants, toddlers and their parents 5. Transitions: Moving from Infancy to latency through symbolisation and the acquisition of language 6. The imprint of another life: working with siblings recently placed for adoption 7. Amazing Mess: Mother s get in touch with their infants through the vitality of painting together 8. The crisis of the cream cakes. An infant s food refusal as a representation of intergenerational trauma Section 3. Group art therapy with infants and toddlers 9. Building a fort: art therapy with a group of toddlers going through the adoption process 10. Making waves. An art psychotherapist s retrospective review of counter transference drawings made in a preschool setting 11 Side-by-side: An early years art therapy group with a parental group alongside Conclusion Notes on Contributors Index
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