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A literature review exploring the use of art psychotherapy as an intervention with children and young people experiencing social exclusion and isolation in schools
(2021-04-19)This paper presents a narrative review of literature surrounding the use of art psychotherapy as an intervention for children and young people (CYP) experiencing social exclusion and isolation in school. The purpose ... -
An exploration of the use of a psychoeducation and mentalization-based approach within art psychotherapy, in an NHS Community Mental Health setting
(2021-04-20)Mentalization-based theory is a new approach within art psychotherapy to aid clients with a borderline personality disorder diagnosis. This study will be looking at a single case study of an individual attending art ... -
An exploration of attachment dynamics in art psychotherapy sessions with a young person on an inpatient psychiatric ward
(2021-04-18)The aim of this study is to explore attachment dynamics in art psychotherapy sessions with a young person on an inpatient psychiatric ward. The use of a hermeneutic phenomenological approach will allow the author to ... -
An Exploration of the Literature on the Effectiveness of Art Therapy for People Experiencing Psychosis During Acute Psychiatric Inpatient Hospitalisation
(2021-04-27)Up to 10 per cent of the general population have had visual and auditory hallucinations at some point in their life, and many people hold beliefs that others around them find obscure or worrying – all indicators of ... -
A Narrative Review of the Literature around Art Psychotherapy as an Intervention for Mothers Experiencing Postpartum Depression
(2021-07-05)Objective: This dissertation focuses on what psychodynamic studies have found on mothers with postpartum depression (PPD), followed by the rationale of art psychotherapy for distressed mothers through the perspective ...
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