17 experienced art therapists explain what art therapy can achieve with physical conditions including cancer, debilitating syndromes such as M.E., physical conditions in combination with homelessness and learning disabilities, and children with chronic illness. They also cover the challenges and considerations when working with these groups.
17 experienced art therapists explain what art therapy can achieve with physical conditions including cancer, debilitating syndromes such as M.E., physical conditions in combination with homelessness and learning disabilities, and children with chronic illness. They also cover the challenges and considerations when working with these groups.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword by Trevor Thompson. Preface. Introduction. Marian Liebmann Central Recovery Team Bristol and Penny Brohn Cancer Care and Sally Weston Neurological Rehabilitation Unit Northern General Hospital Sheffield. ADULTS. Part I. Setting the Scene. 1. Does Your Body Mind? Does Your Mind Matter? Art Psychotherapy and the Complexity of Interactions Between Mind and Body. Malcolm Learmonth Devon Partnership NHS Trust and Insider Art with Karen Huckvale Long Fox Unit Weston Super Mare and University of Exeter 'Isabel' and 'Rachel'. Part II. Cancer. 2. Short-term Art Therapy Groups for People with Cancer. Jo Beedell The Rainbow Centre City of Bath College and Penny Brohn Cancer Care and Marian Liebmann Central Recovery Team Bristol and Penny Brohn Cancer Care. 3. Absences in Images: What Those Affected by Life-limiting Illness Leave Out of Their Pictures. Jaini Hadley Freelance. 4. Art Therapy Cancer and the Recalibration of Identity. Michele Wood University of Roehampton. Part III. Debilitating Conditions. 5. Completing the Picture: Art Therapy with a Client with Myalgic Encephalopathy (M.E.). Simon Richardson Private Practice and Community Arts. 6. Anthroposophic Art Therapy with a Patient Suffering from Ulcerative Colitis. Don Ratcliffe European Academy of Anthroposophic Art Therapy Trainings and Private Practice. Part IV. Physical Conditions and Other Conditions. 7. Art Therapy Health and Homelessness. Julie Jackson Trauma and Homelessness Team NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. 8. Life Loss and Labels: Art Therapy with Clients with Learning Disabilities and Terminal Physical Illness. Nicki Power Lancashire Care Foundation Trust with Alison Hawtin Cambridgeshire Adult Learning Disability Partnership. 9. Trapped Bodies Open Minds: A Multicultural Art Therapy Group for Mental Health Service Users with Physical Health Problems. Cherry Lawrence North East London Foundation Trust and Kayleigh Orr Keech Hospice Care Luton and West London Mental Health NHS Trust. CHILDREN. 10. War Zones: Art Therapy with a 12 Year Old Boy with Crohn's Disease. Michael Fischer Art Therapist in Northumberland Tyne and Wear Community Children and Young People's Service. 11. 'Will Some of Me Fall Out?' A Diabetic Boy's Creation of a Psychological Skin through Art Therapy. Jo Clifton Learning Disability Directorate Aneurin Bevan Univ Health Board Gwent South Wales and Community Mental Health Team Weston-super-Mare. 12. Intimations of Mortality: Art Therapy with Children and Young People with Chronic or Life-limiting Illnesses. Jo Bissonnet Freelance Supervisor and Unthank Family Centre Social Enterprise Norfolk. 13. The Power of the Image in Memory-making with Life-limited Children. Carole Simpson East Anglian Children's Hospice Services Cambridgeshire. PERSONAL REFLECTIONS. 14. Psyche and Soma: Reflections of a Whole Person. Sarah Lewis Retired NHS. Glossary. Author Biographies. Index.
Foreword by Trevor Thompson. Preface. Introduction. Marian Liebmann Central Recovery Team Bristol and Penny Brohn Cancer Care and Sally Weston Neurological Rehabilitation Unit Northern General Hospital Sheffield. ADULTS. Part I. Setting the Scene. 1. Does Your Body Mind? Does Your Mind Matter? Art Psychotherapy and the Complexity of Interactions Between Mind and Body. Malcolm Learmonth Devon Partnership NHS Trust and Insider Art with Karen Huckvale Long Fox Unit Weston Super Mare and University of Exeter 'Isabel' and 'Rachel'. Part II. Cancer. 2. Short-term Art Therapy Groups for People with Cancer. Jo Beedell The Rainbow Centre City of Bath College and Penny Brohn Cancer Care and Marian Liebmann Central Recovery Team Bristol and Penny Brohn Cancer Care. 3. Absences in Images: What Those Affected by Life-limiting Illness Leave Out of Their Pictures. Jaini Hadley Freelance. 4. Art Therapy Cancer and the Recalibration of Identity. Michele Wood University of Roehampton. Part III. Debilitating Conditions. 5. Completing the Picture: Art Therapy with a Client with Myalgic Encephalopathy (M.E.). Simon Richardson Private Practice and Community Arts. 6. Anthroposophic Art Therapy with a Patient Suffering from Ulcerative Colitis. Don Ratcliffe European Academy of Anthroposophic Art Therapy Trainings and Private Practice. Part IV. Physical Conditions and Other Conditions. 7. Art Therapy Health and Homelessness. Julie Jackson Trauma and Homelessness Team NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. 8. Life Loss and Labels: Art Therapy with Clients with Learning Disabilities and Terminal Physical Illness. Nicki Power Lancashire Care Foundation Trust with Alison Hawtin Cambridgeshire Adult Learning Disability Partnership. 9. Trapped Bodies Open Minds: A Multicultural Art Therapy Group for Mental Health Service Users with Physical Health Problems. Cherry Lawrence North East London Foundation Trust and Kayleigh Orr Keech Hospice Care Luton and West London Mental Health NHS Trust. CHILDREN. 10. War Zones: Art Therapy with a 12 Year Old Boy with Crohn's Disease. Michael Fischer Art Therapist in Northumberland Tyne and Wear Community Children and Young People's Service. 11. 'Will Some of Me Fall Out?' A Diabetic Boy's Creation of a Psychological Skin through Art Therapy. Jo Clifton Learning Disability Directorate Aneurin Bevan Univ Health Board Gwent South Wales and Community Mental Health Team Weston-super-Mare. 12. Intimations of Mortality: Art Therapy with Children and Young People with Chronic or Life-limiting Illnesses. Jo Bissonnet Freelance Supervisor and Unthank Family Centre Social Enterprise Norfolk. 13. The Power of the Image in Memory-making with Life-limited Children. Carole Simpson East Anglian Children's Hospice Services Cambridgeshire. PERSONAL REFLECTIONS. 14. Psyche and Soma: Reflections of a Whole Person. Sarah Lewis Retired NHS. Glossary. Author Biographies. Index.
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