Intro to Art Therapy Final Exam with
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Organizations- Art therapy association- AATA - ANS-The American Art Therapy
Association- is a non-profit organization engaged in promoting the profession and
professional practice of art therapy.
Organizations-Art therapy association- ATCB - ANS-The Art Therapy Credentials
Board-is a non-profit organization engaged in promoting the profession and professional
practice of art therapy *however* for this association you must be a credentialed art
therapist to join.
Organizations- How are the AATA and ATCB similar and how do they differ? - ANS-The
American Art Therapy Association (AATA), like the Art Therapy Credentials Board
(ATCB), is a non-profit organization engaged in promoting the profession and
professional practice of art therapy. AATA is a membership organization, while ATCB is
a credentialing body.
Definition of art therapy - ANS--therapeutic use of art
-provided by people trained in art and therapy
-used by people who are seeking change
Credentials-ATR - ANS-Registered Art Therapist- requires the completion of qualifying
master's level education (including art therapy core curriculum, supervised practicum
and internship experiences) and post-education supervised clinical experience.
Credentials- ATR-BC - ANS-Board Certified Art Theripist-is the highest-level art
therapycredential. ATR-BCs pass a national examination, demonstrating
comprehensive knowledge of the theories and clinical skills used in art therapy.
History- what is the earliest proof that image exists in our brain? - ANS-Cave art
History- Cave art was used to... - ANS--communicate
-rituals and
manifestations
-record history
History- What decade were drawings considered to be an expression of the inner
world? - ANS-1870s
, History- What decade did the profession of psychology recognize the therapeutic use of
art? - ANS-1930s
History- What decade was art therapy recognized as a profession in the U.S? - ANS-
1940s
History- who is considered the father of art therapy? - ANS-Jung
History- Margaret Naumburg
What is she considered as?
Junian or Freudian? - ANS--Considered mother of art therapy
-was a Freudian
*Art-in-therapy*
History- Edith Cramer
beliefs - ANS--the world of education also recognized the therapeutic use of art
-actions of making the art is the therapy
-Believed in the psychoanalytic approach
*Art-as-therapy*
History- Sigmund Freud and art therapy? - ANS--There exists conscious an
unconscious thoughts
-helped pave the way for the psychoanalytic approach
History- Jung and art therapy? - ANS-A Jungian approach to art psychotherapy is
cognizant of content, placement, color, and materials while the approach also
encourages an active engagement with the deeper hidden elements of an emerging
image, resulting in a direct alchemical experience through the materials as well as the
healing power of symbols.
*(Basically symbolism, metaphor, etc.)*
Influence- Premise of art therapy? - ANS-The creative process of art making enhances
recovery, health, and wellness.
Influence- How is art therapy different from regular therapy? - ANS--It makes use of
thoughts, feelings and senses
-It can be used with or without words.
-Reaches most languages
Theories- Freudian- bace of Freudian approach - ANS-Freudian▪ Psychosexual
development
▪ Dynamics of past relationships
▪ Reveal the unconscious so to release repressed impulses, anxieties & inner conflicts
▪ Id, Ego, Super Ego,
▪ Symbolism, free association
Complete Solutions
Organizations- Art therapy association- AATA - ANS-The American Art Therapy
Association- is a non-profit organization engaged in promoting the profession and
professional practice of art therapy.
Organizations-Art therapy association- ATCB - ANS-The Art Therapy Credentials
Board-is a non-profit organization engaged in promoting the profession and professional
practice of art therapy *however* for this association you must be a credentialed art
therapist to join.
Organizations- How are the AATA and ATCB similar and how do they differ? - ANS-The
American Art Therapy Association (AATA), like the Art Therapy Credentials Board
(ATCB), is a non-profit organization engaged in promoting the profession and
professional practice of art therapy. AATA is a membership organization, while ATCB is
a credentialing body.
Definition of art therapy - ANS--therapeutic use of art
-provided by people trained in art and therapy
-used by people who are seeking change
Credentials-ATR - ANS-Registered Art Therapist- requires the completion of qualifying
master's level education (including art therapy core curriculum, supervised practicum
and internship experiences) and post-education supervised clinical experience.
Credentials- ATR-BC - ANS-Board Certified Art Theripist-is the highest-level art
therapycredential. ATR-BCs pass a national examination, demonstrating
comprehensive knowledge of the theories and clinical skills used in art therapy.
History- what is the earliest proof that image exists in our brain? - ANS-Cave art
History- Cave art was used to... - ANS--communicate
-rituals and
manifestations
-record history
History- What decade were drawings considered to be an expression of the inner
world? - ANS-1870s
, History- What decade did the profession of psychology recognize the therapeutic use of
art? - ANS-1930s
History- What decade was art therapy recognized as a profession in the U.S? - ANS-
1940s
History- who is considered the father of art therapy? - ANS-Jung
History- Margaret Naumburg
What is she considered as?
Junian or Freudian? - ANS--Considered mother of art therapy
-was a Freudian
*Art-in-therapy*
History- Edith Cramer
beliefs - ANS--the world of education also recognized the therapeutic use of art
-actions of making the art is the therapy
-Believed in the psychoanalytic approach
*Art-as-therapy*
History- Sigmund Freud and art therapy? - ANS--There exists conscious an
unconscious thoughts
-helped pave the way for the psychoanalytic approach
History- Jung and art therapy? - ANS-A Jungian approach to art psychotherapy is
cognizant of content, placement, color, and materials while the approach also
encourages an active engagement with the deeper hidden elements of an emerging
image, resulting in a direct alchemical experience through the materials as well as the
healing power of symbols.
*(Basically symbolism, metaphor, etc.)*
Influence- Premise of art therapy? - ANS-The creative process of art making enhances
recovery, health, and wellness.
Influence- How is art therapy different from regular therapy? - ANS--It makes use of
thoughts, feelings and senses
-It can be used with or without words.
-Reaches most languages
Theories- Freudian- bace of Freudian approach - ANS-Freudian▪ Psychosexual
development
▪ Dynamics of past relationships
▪ Reveal the unconscious so to release repressed impulses, anxieties & inner conflicts
▪ Id, Ego, Super Ego,
▪ Symbolism, free association
