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ART THERAPY DETAIL NOTES, Exams of Psychology

Islamic University of Science & Technology Psychology

ART THERAPY TECNIQUES AND NOTES

Typology: Exams

2017/2018

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Art Therapy

•as one of the various

•creative therapeutic approaches

•that

•Volunteer Counselors use

•to provide emotional support

•to children

•presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

•Art Therapy

•Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place

•Content:

•Definition of art therapy

•Training for art therapists

•Similarities and differences with other art activities

•The creative process

Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place .presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

What is Art Therapy?

Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place

•presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

•Art therapy

•is a form of psychotherapy

•that uses art

•as a form of communication

•Art therapy is not dependent

•on spoken language

•Therefore it can be helpful

•to anyone

•who may find it difficult

•to express thoughts

•and feelings verbally

•What is Art Therapy?

•In art therapy

•children and young people

•use paint, clay and other materials

•to explore and

•express feelings

•There is no expectation or demand

•on the child

•of being good at art

•or having previous experience

•in order to benefit

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Art Therapy

• as one of the various

• creative therapeutic approaches

• that

• Volunteer Counselors use

• to provide emotional support

• to children

• presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

• Art Therapy

• Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place

• Content:

• Definition of art therapy

• Training for art therapists

• Similarities and differences with other art activities

• The creative process

Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place .presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

What is Art Therapy?

Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place

• presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

• Art therapy

• is a form of psychotherapy

• that uses art

• as a form of communication

• Art therapy is not dependent

• on spoken language

• Therefore it can be helpful

• to anyone

• who may find it difficult

• to express thoughts

• and feelings verbally

• What is Art Therapy?

• In art therapy

• children and young people

• use paint, clay and other materials

• to explore and

• express feelings

• There is no expectation or demand

• on the child

• of being good at art

• or having previous experience

• in order to benefit

• from art therapy

• Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place2Be

• presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

• Slide:

• What is the training for art therapist?

• The Art Therapy training courses

• are at Masters level

• and are completed

• over two years full time

• or three years part time

• Applicants are usually graduates in Art and Design

• or are qualified art teachers

• or have a first degree in a relevant discipline

• like sociology or psychology

• Applicants are also expected to have

• working experience

• in these fields

• Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place.presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

• The training is theoretical, practical and experiential

• and includes:

• 120 days clinical placement

• over the duration of the course

• Lectures, discussions and seminars

• in psychological development,

• counselling and psychodynamic theory

• Academic assessment by essays, portfolio presentations and a final thesis

• Personal therapy is compulsory during the whole of the training

• What is the training for art therapist? Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place2Be

presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

ART THERAPY DETAIL NOTES, Exams of Psychology

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• as one of the various

• creative therapeutic approaches

• that

• Volunteer Counselors use

• to provide emotional support

• to children

• presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

• Art Therapy

• Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place

• Content:

• Definition of art therapy

• Training for art therapists

• Similarities and differences with other art activities

• The creative process

• presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

• Art therapy

• is a form of psychotherapy

• that uses art

• as a form of communication

• Art therapy is not dependent

• on spoken language

• Therefore it can be helpful

• to anyone

• who may find it difficult

• to express thoughts

• and feelings verbally

• What is Art Therapy?

• In art therapy

• children and young people

• use paint, clay and other materials

• to explore and

• express feelings

• There is no expectation or demand

• on the child

• of being good at art

• or having previous experience

• in order to benefit

• from art therapy

• Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place2Be

• presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

• Slide:

• What is the training for art therapist?

• The Art Therapy training courses

• are at Masters level

• and are completed

• over two years full time

• or three years part time

• Applicants are usually graduates in Art and Design

• or are qualified art teachers

• or have a first degree in a relevant discipline

• like sociology or psychology

• Applicants are also expected to have

• working experience

• in these fields

• Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place.presented by Bea Brogi and Laura Cave

• The training is theoretical, practical and experiential

• and includes:

• 120 days clinical placement

• over the duration of the course

• Lectures, discussions and seminars

• in psychological development,

• counselling and psychodynamic theory

• Academic assessment by essays, portfolio presentations and a final thesis

• Personal therapy is compulsory during the whole of the training

• What is the training for art therapist? Understanding Art Therapy as a creative therapeutic tool within Place2Be

• Similarities and differences between

• art therapy and art activities

• “Art therapy” and “arts activities”

• there may be cause confusion

• on what they are

• and how they differ

• from each other

• What they have in common

• is that the child

• works towards

• the creation of artwork and