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This ground-breaking book explores the theoretical, clinical and training application of integrating mindfulness with all of the arts therapies, and includes cutting-edge contributions from neuroscience. Written by pioneers and leaders in the arts therapies and psychology fields, the book includes 6 sections that examine mindfulness and the arts therapies from different perspectives: 1) the history and roots of mindfulness in relation to spirituality, psychotherapy and the arts therapies; 2) the role of the expressive arts in cultivating mindful awareness; 3) innovative approaches that add…mehr
This ground-breaking book explores the theoretical, clinical and training application of integrating mindfulness with all of the arts therapies, and includes cutting-edge contributions from neuroscience. Written by pioneers and leaders in the arts therapies and psychology fields, the book includes 6 sections that examine mindfulness and the arts therapies from different perspectives: 1) the history and roots of mindfulness in relation to spirituality, psychotherapy and the arts therapies; 2) the role of the expressive arts in cultivating mindful awareness; 3) innovative approaches that add mindfulness to the arts therapies; 4) arts therapies approaches that are inherently mindfulness-based; 5) mindfulness in the training and education of arts therapists; and 6) the neuroscience underlying mindfulness and the arts therapies.
Contributors describe their pioneering work with diverse applications: people with cancer, trauma, chronic pain, substance abuse, severe mental illness, clients in private practice, adolescents at camp, training dance and art therapists, and more. This rich resource will inspire and rejuvenate all clinicians and educators.
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Acknowledgements. Foreword. Jakusho Kwong Roshi Founder and Abbot Sonoma Mountain Zen Center Genjoji Santa Rosa California. Introduction. Part I. Mindfulness and the Arts Therapies: Overview and Roots. 1. Mindfulness Psychotherapy and the Arts Therapies. Laury Rappaport Ph.D. ATR-BC REAT MFT Professor and Consultant Mind-Body Dept. Five Branches University; Founder and Director Focusing and Expressive Arts Institute and Debra Kalmanowitz MA RATh University of Hong Kong. Part II. Cultivating Mindful Awareness and Presence through the Expressive Arts. 2. The Role of Witnessing and Immersion in the Moment of Arts Therapy Practice. Shaun McNiff Ph.D. ATR-BC University Professor Lesley University. 3. Intention and Witness: Tools for Mindfulness in Art and Writing. Patricia Allen Ph.D. ATR-BC Faculty Art Institute of Chicago. Part III. Integrating Mindfulness with the Arts Therapies. 4. Mindfulness Based Art Therapy: Applications for Healing With Cancer. Caroline Peterson MA ATR-BC LPC Joan Karnell Cancer Center Pennsylvania Hospital. 5. Mindful Body Awareness in Art Therapy with Chronic Pain Syndrome. Jürgen Fritsche University of Munich Academy of Fine Arts Munich: Graduate Program in Art Therapy Pain Clinic Schwabing Hospital Munich. 6. Mindfulness and Dance Movement Therapy with Trauma. Jennifer Tantia Ph.D. BC-DMT LCAT Adjunct Faculty Adlephi University; Private Practice. 7. Mindfulness and Drama Therapy: Insight Improvisation and the Transformation of Anger. Joel Gluck M.Ed. RDT. Registered Drama Therapist North American Drama Therapy Association. 8. Music Imagery and Mindfulness with Substance Dependency. Carolyn Van Dort Post-Graduate Degree Music Therapy; Guided Imagery and Music Teacher Music and Imagery University of Melbourne and Denise Grocke Ph.D. RMT MT-BC FAMI. Professor of Music Therapy University of Melbourne. 9. Poetry Therapy Creativity and the Practice of Mindfulness. John Fox Ph.D. Adjunct Faculty John F. Kennedy University California Institute of Integral Studies. 10. The Silent Creative Retreat for People with Cancer: The Assissi Model for Professionals. Paola Luzzatto Art Therapy Italiana Bologna Italy David Payne Bonnie Gabriel Anna Lagomaggiore Lucia Minerbi Ellen Mullin Gemma Oldrini and Gabriella Ventrella. 11. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and the Expressive Arts Therapies in a Hospital Based Community Outreach Program. Patricia D. Isis Ph.D. LMHC ATR-BC Miami-Dade County Public Schools Private Practice Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction Instructor. 12. Mindfulness Based Expressive Therapies for People with Severe Mental Illness and Persistent Mental Illness. Daniel Herring MA LMHC Founding Director: Merrick Valley Center for Mindful Healing Haverhill MA; Adjunct Faculty Lesley University Cambridge MA. Part IV. Mindfulness-Based Arts Therapies Approaches. 13. Authentic Movement and Mindfulness: Embodied Awareness and the Healing Nature of Expressive Arts. Zöe Avstreih MS LPC BC-DMT NCC Professor Graduate School of Psychology Somatic Counseling Psychology Program Coordinator Dance and Movement Therapy Concentration Naropa University. 14. Focusing-Oriented Arts Therapies: Cultivating Mindfulness Compassion and Accessing Inner Wisdom. Laury Rappaport Ph.D. ATR-BC REAT MFT Professor and Consultant Mind-Body Dept. Five Branches University; Founder and Director Focusing and Expressive Arts Institute. 15. Hakomi and Art Therapy. Merryl E. Rothaus ATR-BC LPC LMHC Adjunct Faculty Naropa Institute. 16. Mindfulness and Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy. Fiona Chang RSW REAT President Expressive Arts Therapy Association Hong Kong Regional Co-chair International Expressive Arts Therapy Association Honorary Lecturer University of Hong Kong. 17. Creative Mindfulness: Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Expressive Arts Therapy. Karin von Daler M.A. MFT REAT teacher Expressive Arts and Mindfulness internationally private practice Copenhagen and Lori Schwanbeck MFT Mindfulness Therapy Associates. 18. Mindfulness and Focusing-Oriented Arts Therapy with Children and Adolescents. Emily Tara Weiner MA MFTI Registered Marriage and Family Therapy Intern Masters Marriage and Family Therapy and Art Therapy Notre Dame De Namur University. Laury Rappaport Ph.D. ATR-BC REAT MFT Professor and Consultant Mind-Body Dept. Five Branches University; Founder/Director Focusing and Expressive Arts Institute. Part V. Mindfulness and the Arts Therapies in Education and Training. 19. Mindful Considerations for Training Art Therapists: Inner Friendship Outer Professionalism. Michael Franklin MA ATR-BC Professor and Chair of Art Therapy Program Naropa University. 20. Relational Mindfulness and Relational Movement in Training Dance Movement Therapists. Nancy Beardall Ph.D. BC-DMT Dance Therapy Coordinator Lesley University. Janet Surrey Ph.D. Founding Scholar Jean Baker Miller Institute at the Stone Center Wellesley MA. Faculty Andover-Newton Theological Seminary Newton MA. Board Institute for Meditation and Psychotherapy. Part VI. Neuroscience Mindfulness and the Arts Therapies. 21. Perspectives from Neuroscience: Mindfulness and the Therapeutic Use of the Arts. Jared D. Kass Ph.D. Professor of Counseling and Psychology Lesley University. Sidney M. Trantham Ph.D. Associate Professor Counseling and Psychology Lesley University. Appendix A. Basic Mindfulness Exercises. Appendix B. Music Discography. Index.
Acknowledgements. Foreword. Jakusho Kwong Roshi Founder and Abbot Sonoma Mountain Zen Center Genjoji Santa Rosa California. Introduction. Part I. Mindfulness and the Arts Therapies: Overview and Roots. 1. Mindfulness Psychotherapy and the Arts Therapies. Laury Rappaport Ph.D. ATR-BC REAT MFT Professor and Consultant Mind-Body Dept. Five Branches University; Founder and Director Focusing and Expressive Arts Institute and Debra Kalmanowitz MA RATh University of Hong Kong. Part II. Cultivating Mindful Awareness and Presence through the Expressive Arts. 2. The Role of Witnessing and Immersion in the Moment of Arts Therapy Practice. Shaun McNiff Ph.D. ATR-BC University Professor Lesley University. 3. Intention and Witness: Tools for Mindfulness in Art and Writing. Patricia Allen Ph.D. ATR-BC Faculty Art Institute of Chicago. Part III. Integrating Mindfulness with the Arts Therapies. 4. Mindfulness Based Art Therapy: Applications for Healing With Cancer. Caroline Peterson MA ATR-BC LPC Joan Karnell Cancer Center Pennsylvania Hospital. 5. Mindful Body Awareness in Art Therapy with Chronic Pain Syndrome. Jürgen Fritsche University of Munich Academy of Fine Arts Munich: Graduate Program in Art Therapy Pain Clinic Schwabing Hospital Munich. 6. Mindfulness and Dance Movement Therapy with Trauma. Jennifer Tantia Ph.D. BC-DMT LCAT Adjunct Faculty Adlephi University; Private Practice. 7. Mindfulness and Drama Therapy: Insight Improvisation and the Transformation of Anger. Joel Gluck M.Ed. RDT. Registered Drama Therapist North American Drama Therapy Association. 8. Music Imagery and Mindfulness with Substance Dependency. Carolyn Van Dort Post-Graduate Degree Music Therapy; Guided Imagery and Music Teacher Music and Imagery University of Melbourne and Denise Grocke Ph.D. RMT MT-BC FAMI. Professor of Music Therapy University of Melbourne. 9. Poetry Therapy Creativity and the Practice of Mindfulness. John Fox Ph.D. Adjunct Faculty John F. Kennedy University California Institute of Integral Studies. 10. The Silent Creative Retreat for People with Cancer: The Assissi Model for Professionals. Paola Luzzatto Art Therapy Italiana Bologna Italy David Payne Bonnie Gabriel Anna Lagomaggiore Lucia Minerbi Ellen Mullin Gemma Oldrini and Gabriella Ventrella. 11. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and the Expressive Arts Therapies in a Hospital Based Community Outreach Program. Patricia D. Isis Ph.D. LMHC ATR-BC Miami-Dade County Public Schools Private Practice Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction Instructor. 12. Mindfulness Based Expressive Therapies for People with Severe Mental Illness and Persistent Mental Illness. Daniel Herring MA LMHC Founding Director: Merrick Valley Center for Mindful Healing Haverhill MA; Adjunct Faculty Lesley University Cambridge MA. Part IV. Mindfulness-Based Arts Therapies Approaches. 13. Authentic Movement and Mindfulness: Embodied Awareness and the Healing Nature of Expressive Arts. Zöe Avstreih MS LPC BC-DMT NCC Professor Graduate School of Psychology Somatic Counseling Psychology Program Coordinator Dance and Movement Therapy Concentration Naropa University. 14. Focusing-Oriented Arts Therapies: Cultivating Mindfulness Compassion and Accessing Inner Wisdom. Laury Rappaport Ph.D. ATR-BC REAT MFT Professor and Consultant Mind-Body Dept. Five Branches University; Founder and Director Focusing and Expressive Arts Institute. 15. Hakomi and Art Therapy. Merryl E. Rothaus ATR-BC LPC LMHC Adjunct Faculty Naropa Institute. 16. Mindfulness and Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy. Fiona Chang RSW REAT President Expressive Arts Therapy Association Hong Kong Regional Co-chair International Expressive Arts Therapy Association Honorary Lecturer University of Hong Kong. 17. Creative Mindfulness: Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Expressive Arts Therapy. Karin von Daler M.A. MFT REAT teacher Expressive Arts and Mindfulness internationally private practice Copenhagen and Lori Schwanbeck MFT Mindfulness Therapy Associates. 18. Mindfulness and Focusing-Oriented Arts Therapy with Children and Adolescents. Emily Tara Weiner MA MFTI Registered Marriage and Family Therapy Intern Masters Marriage and Family Therapy and Art Therapy Notre Dame De Namur University. Laury Rappaport Ph.D. ATR-BC REAT MFT Professor and Consultant Mind-Body Dept. Five Branches University; Founder/Director Focusing and Expressive Arts Institute. Part V. Mindfulness and the Arts Therapies in Education and Training. 19. Mindful Considerations for Training Art Therapists: Inner Friendship Outer Professionalism. Michael Franklin MA ATR-BC Professor and Chair of Art Therapy Program Naropa University. 20. Relational Mindfulness and Relational Movement in Training Dance Movement Therapists. Nancy Beardall Ph.D. BC-DMT Dance Therapy Coordinator Lesley University. Janet Surrey Ph.D. Founding Scholar Jean Baker Miller Institute at the Stone Center Wellesley MA. Faculty Andover-Newton Theological Seminary Newton MA. Board Institute for Meditation and Psychotherapy. Part VI. Neuroscience Mindfulness and the Arts Therapies. 21. Perspectives from Neuroscience: Mindfulness and the Therapeutic Use of the Arts. Jared D. Kass Ph.D. Professor of Counseling and Psychology Lesley University. Sidney M. Trantham Ph.D. Associate Professor Counseling and Psychology Lesley University. Appendix A. Basic Mindfulness Exercises. Appendix B. Music Discography. Index.
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