Carmen Richardson

Expressive Arts Therapy for Traumatized Children and Adolescents (eBook, ePUB)

A Four-Phase Model

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Expressive Arts Therapy for Traumatized Children and Adolescentsis the book so many expressive arts and trauma therapists have been waiting for.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 280
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. August 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317814931
• Artikelnr.: 43591610

Autorenporträt

Carmen Richardson, MSW, RSW, RCAT, REAT, is a registered clinician spanning three professions: clinical social work, art therapy, and expressive arts therapy. She is the founder and director of Prairie Institute of Expressive Arts Therapy (PIEAT), where she develops professional trainings for facilitators and therapists in the field of expressive arts. She has maintained a full time private practice in Calgary for over 19 years and provides clinical supervision for social workers, art therapists and expressive arts therapists.

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword William Steele Preface Introduction I. The Expressive Arts Therapy
Way 1. Expressive Arts Therapy 2. The Action of Expressive Arts Therapy
II. Trauma and Expressive Arts Therapy 3. Children's Experience of Trauma
4. A Resource-Oriented Lens III. An Expressive Arts Four-Phase Model of
Treatment 5. Introudction to the Expressive Arts Four-Phase Model 6. Phase
One Assessment Guidelines: Understanding the Child's World 7. Phase Two
Guideliens: Cultivating Safety and Resources 8. Phase Three Guidelines:
Trauma Processing 9. Phase Four Guidelines: Reclaim, Reframe, Repair, and
Reorient Appendix A. An Expressive Arts Four Phase Model: Checklist of the
Main Map B. Therapist Handouts for Organizing Assessment and Treatment
Information C. Information Handouts for Clients D. Phase One: Arts-Based
Information Gathering Tools E. Phase One: Questionnaires F. Phase Two:
Cultivating Safety and Resources G. Phase Three: Trauma Processing H. Phase
Four: Reclaim, Reframe, Repair, and Reorient I. Questions J. Further
Resources

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Foreword William Steele Preface Introduction I. The Expressive Arts Therapy Way 1. Expressive Arts Therapy 2. The Action of Expressive Arts Therapy II. Trauma and Expressive Arts Therapy 3. Children's Experience of Trauma 4. A Resource-Oriented Lens III. An Expressive Arts Four-Phase Model of Treatment 5. Introudction to the Expressive Arts Four-Phase Model 6. Phase One Assessment Guidelines: Understanding the Child's World 7. Phase Two Guideliens: Cultivating Safety and Resources 8. Phase Three Guidelines: Trauma Processing 9. Phase Four Guidelines: Reclaim, Reframe, Repair, and Reorient Appendix A. An Expressive Arts Four Phase Model: Checklist of the Main Map B. Therapist Handouts for Organizing Assessment and Treatment Information C. Information Handouts for Clients D. Phase One: Arts-Based Information Gathering Tools E. Phase One: Questionnaires F. Phase Two: Cultivating Safety and Resources G. Phase Three: Trauma Processing H. Phase Four: Reclaim, Reframe, Repair, and Reorient I. Questions J. Further Resources

Rezensionen

"A wealth of interventions can be used during this programme. I particularly like the Stop, Slow, Go cards within phase two that clients can select and show to the therapist if they sense their trauma being 'triggered', and the jigsaw pieces indicating different aspects of the client's trauma, which can be stored in decorated boxes until they are ready to work through them. I can see a use for them in several other therapeutic settings...this is a solid book with a wealth of useful information." - Eileen Wilson, Private Practice

"Richardson's text is both concrete and inspired. Her trauma-recovery program, evidence based and developmentally sound, skillfully reintegrates mind/body connection through process-oriented art making. Well done." - Elizabeth Graves, PhD, assistant professor, counselor educator, and director of the professional school counseling program at Appalachian State University

"The sensory experience is an integral aspect of storytelling that is missed in many therapeutic languages. This book illuminates how enriching therapy can be when memories are expressed not only verbally but also through images, sounds, and movement. Richardson captures the power of creative arts and how they can be utilized, especially when sharing can be challenging and painful. An invaluable resource not only because it has amazing examples of how to integrate the arts, but also as a way for the reader to instantly gain an entire portfolio of interventions!"- Cassandra F. Goodman, licensed professional clinical counselor and art therapist at Levine, Risen, and Associates