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Qualitative Research
Subjective, inductive, not generalization, words, no hypothesis required.
LECATA * Levick Emotional & Cognitive Art Therapy Assessment was designed for
exceptional children who could not talk but draw
FSA* The face stimulus assessment was designed for use with clients who have
communicate disorders and are non-verbal
Applied Behavior Analysis
Reinforces positive behaviors and discourages negative responses to build skills (
communication, social, play, self help)
(treatment for autism)
Alderian Family Art Therapy
" draw how you think others see you" Family gains understanding of how each family
member see the world
Gestalt Art Therapy
Raises clients awareness about how they function in their environment with family, work,
school and friends
Dynamically oriented art therapy
,free association
influenced by freud's work
uncovering repressd materials
Humanistic art theory believes that art is
a human drive ( creativity in general is a human drive)
Cognitive Art Therapy
Uses art to develop cognitive skill. Emotions and cognitions are connected. Mastery of art
materials and emotions. Accomplishment. Product Oriented.
Humanistic Art Therapy
Person is studied as a whole, full life span, developmental identity, balancing conflicts within
self
Strategic therapy
Specific directives assigned to extinguish ineffective interactional sequences
Family oriented circle drawings
Created by Robert Burns.
Understand parent-self relationship
Who is associated with Family Landscapes
Doris Arrington
Bowen Family Systems theory
Child could repeat in the present
,Regression
going back to an earlier stage may be caused by traumatic experiences
Visual and Haptic are
difference approaches to art
Haptic
physical and kinestetic ( feel or touch) example is clay
Visual
art replicates the world the child observes through vision ( see and copy)
Good Enough Mother
nurturing sufficient presence to give the child positive outlook to develop "trusting
relationship"
Bill Moyers
Mind Body Medicine- Describes an approach that views that mind as having a central impact
on the bodies health
Cortical System
Symbolizing decision making and planning
Limbic System
Affect and Emotion
Midbrain/Brainstem
Sensory and Kinesthetic
, Vija Lusebrink
Art therapist, bridge betwen body and mind, guided imagery
Guided Imagery
cognitive-behavioral technique in which an individual is directed through relaxation followed
by suggestions to imagine specific images used to reduce symptoms, change mood, harness
the bodies healing capacities.
3 levels of processing in art making
kinesthetic/sensory
perceptual/affective
cognitive/symbolic
Resistive
More controlled, structured, collage or wood, solidity, pencils or very firm clay cognitive
Fluidity
Less controlled, flow easily, can be manipulated, emotional, affective
3 phases of growth in the profession of art therapy
Classical Period 40s-70s
Middle years 70s- Mid 80s
Contemporary art therapy Mid 80's-present
What are the important aspect of Middle Years of the profession of art therapy
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Qualitative Research
Subjective, inductive, not generalization, words, no hypothesis required.
LECATA * Levick Emotional & Cognitive Art Therapy Assessment was designed for
exceptional children who could not talk but draw
FSA* The face stimulus assessment was designed for use with clients who have
communicate disorders and are non-verbal
Applied Behavior Analysis
Reinforces positive behaviors and discourages negative responses to build skills (
communication, social, play, self help)
(treatment for autism)
Alderian Family Art Therapy
" draw how you think others see you" Family gains understanding of how each family
member see the world
Gestalt Art Therapy
Raises clients awareness about how they function in their environment with family, work,
school and friends
Dynamically oriented art therapy
,free association
influenced by freud's work
uncovering repressd materials
Humanistic art theory believes that art is
a human drive ( creativity in general is a human drive)
Cognitive Art Therapy
Uses art to develop cognitive skill. Emotions and cognitions are connected. Mastery of art
materials and emotions. Accomplishment. Product Oriented.
Humanistic Art Therapy
Person is studied as a whole, full life span, developmental identity, balancing conflicts within
self
Strategic therapy
Specific directives assigned to extinguish ineffective interactional sequences
Family oriented circle drawings
Created by Robert Burns.
Understand parent-self relationship
Who is associated with Family Landscapes
Doris Arrington
Bowen Family Systems theory
Child could repeat in the present
,Regression
going back to an earlier stage may be caused by traumatic experiences
Visual and Haptic are
difference approaches to art
Haptic
physical and kinestetic ( feel or touch) example is clay
Visual
art replicates the world the child observes through vision ( see and copy)
Good Enough Mother
nurturing sufficient presence to give the child positive outlook to develop "trusting
relationship"
Bill Moyers
Mind Body Medicine- Describes an approach that views that mind as having a central impact
on the bodies health
Cortical System
Symbolizing decision making and planning
Limbic System
Affect and Emotion
Midbrain/Brainstem
Sensory and Kinesthetic
, Vija Lusebrink
Art therapist, bridge betwen body and mind, guided imagery
Guided Imagery
cognitive-behavioral technique in which an individual is directed through relaxation followed
by suggestions to imagine specific images used to reduce symptoms, change mood, harness
the bodies healing capacities.
3 levels of processing in art making
kinesthetic/sensory
perceptual/affective
cognitive/symbolic
Resistive
More controlled, structured, collage or wood, solidity, pencils or very firm clay cognitive
Fluidity
Less controlled, flow easily, can be manipulated, emotional, affective
3 phases of growth in the profession of art therapy
Classical Period 40s-70s
Middle years 70s- Mid 80s
Contemporary art therapy Mid 80's-present
What are the important aspect of Middle Years of the profession of art therapy
