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Art theorist and perceptual psychologist Rudolph Arnheim once noted, “Art serves as a helper in times of trouble.” The events of September 11th, 2001 opened the door to understanding a lot more about how art serves as a helper in times of profound cris…
Continue reading What Art Therapy Learned from September 11th
Post-disaster, participating in a creative activity together empowers families and activates storytelling about positive events previous to time of the traumatic event. And it becomes even more effective if psychologists and counselors encourage famili…
Continue reading Helping Children Cope with Hurricane Irene: Start with Family Rituals
It’s the process, not the product that counts when it comes to creativity in counseling. And it’s a growing movement, but is it really anything new? Primary Topic: Creativity read more
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So can you find your heart’s desire as an art therapist in the 21st century? Here are two of the more oft-told career narratives I have encountered during the last several years. Do you want to hear the good news or the bad news first? Primary To…
Continue reading So You Want to be an Art Therapist, Part Five: The Tale of Two Art Therapists
Seriously, can I get a job as an art therapist? It’s complicated and I’ll tell you why. Primary Topic: Creativity read more
Continue reading So You Want to be an Art Therapist, Part Four: Can I Get an Art Therapy Job?
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