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First Published in 2001. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
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First Published in 2001. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 444g
- ISBN-13: 9781138011892
- ISBN-10: 1138011894
- Artikelnr.: 40812306
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. September 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 444g
- ISBN-13: 9781138011892
- ISBN-10: 1138011894
- Artikelnr.: 40812306
Shirley Riley
Forward (by Shaun McNiff). Introduction: Philosophy and Approaches. Group
Process Made Visible. Group Therapy with Burn Injured Youngsters. Art as an
Instrument for Creating Social Reciprocity: Social Skills for Autistic
Children. Adolescent Group Treatment. Advantage of the Language of Art in a
Cognitive/Behavioral Group with Behavior Disordered Boys. Translating the
Theory of Expressive Art to Interns and Staff in an Early Childhood
Program. Group in a Psychiatric Hospital or Day Treatment Programs: Art as
an Entrée into Unfamiliar Realities. Working with the Elderly Population
with a Serious Loss of Cognition. Complimentary Use of Art, Movement, and
Verbal Therapies within an Eating Disorders Program. A Women's Group
Created around a Theme of Bereavement. Group for Therapists Dealing with
Secondary Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome Induced by Art Products of
Severely Abused Clients. Some Final Thoughts
Process Made Visible. Group Therapy with Burn Injured Youngsters. Art as an
Instrument for Creating Social Reciprocity: Social Skills for Autistic
Children. Adolescent Group Treatment. Advantage of the Language of Art in a
Cognitive/Behavioral Group with Behavior Disordered Boys. Translating the
Theory of Expressive Art to Interns and Staff in an Early Childhood
Program. Group in a Psychiatric Hospital or Day Treatment Programs: Art as
an Entrée into Unfamiliar Realities. Working with the Elderly Population
with a Serious Loss of Cognition. Complimentary Use of Art, Movement, and
Verbal Therapies within an Eating Disorders Program. A Women's Group
Created around a Theme of Bereavement. Group for Therapists Dealing with
Secondary Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome Induced by Art Products of
Severely Abused Clients. Some Final Thoughts
Forward (by Shaun McNiff). Introduction: Philosophy and Approaches. Group
Process Made Visible. Group Therapy with Burn Injured Youngsters. Art as an
Instrument for Creating Social Reciprocity: Social Skills for Autistic
Children. Adolescent Group Treatment. Advantage of the Language of Art in a
Cognitive/Behavioral Group with Behavior Disordered Boys. Translating the
Theory of Expressive Art to Interns and Staff in an Early Childhood
Program. Group in a Psychiatric Hospital or Day Treatment Programs: Art as
an Entrée into Unfamiliar Realities. Working with the Elderly Population
with a Serious Loss of Cognition. Complimentary Use of Art, Movement, and
Verbal Therapies within an Eating Disorders Program. A Women's Group
Created around a Theme of Bereavement. Group for Therapists Dealing with
Secondary Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome Induced by Art Products of
Severely Abused Clients. Some Final Thoughts
Process Made Visible. Group Therapy with Burn Injured Youngsters. Art as an
Instrument for Creating Social Reciprocity: Social Skills for Autistic
Children. Adolescent Group Treatment. Advantage of the Language of Art in a
Cognitive/Behavioral Group with Behavior Disordered Boys. Translating the
Theory of Expressive Art to Interns and Staff in an Early Childhood
Program. Group in a Psychiatric Hospital or Day Treatment Programs: Art as
an Entrée into Unfamiliar Realities. Working with the Elderly Population
with a Serious Loss of Cognition. Complimentary Use of Art, Movement, and
Verbal Therapies within an Eating Disorders Program. A Women's Group
Created around a Theme of Bereavement. Group for Therapists Dealing with
Secondary Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome Induced by Art Products of
Severely Abused Clients. Some Final Thoughts