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American
Art Therapy Association - AATA home page is designed
to inform art therapists involved in legislative activities of issues
affecting the practice of art therapy. 3/5 |
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Art
& Drama Therapy Web Page - A resource for those
who use theatre techniques for other or more than arts or entertainment
purposes, and for those whose theatre styles incorporate other than traditional
presentation styles. 4/5 Student |
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Art
therapy - The House-tree-Person technique is one of
well-known psychoanalytic tasks, which is widely used as a psychoanalytic
approach in art therapy. A very brief introduction. 2/5 |
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Art Therapy.Com
- Michael J. Hanes, MAT, ATR-BC, LPAT, LPC is a Registered Art Therapist-Board
Certified, Licensed Professional Art Therapist, and Licensed Professional
Counselor. He is a graduate faculty member at the University of Oklahoma
and Oklahoma State University where he teaches courses in psychoanalytic
art therapy, art therapy techniques, art in assessment, and group dynamics.
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Art
Therapy on the Web - This site was developed to accompany
a talk given in July, 1996 to the London Regional Group meeting of the
British Association of Art Therapists. 2/5 |
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Arts
in Therapy - This website is dedicated to providing
an online community for Creative Arts Therapists (CAT) and those who are
interested in the Healing Arts. Take a spin around these resources and
enjoy! 4/5 Student |
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Colour
Psychology - Colour Affects presents
a radically different approach to the psychology of colour: a clear, logical
system developed in the early 1980s by colour psychologist Angela Wright.
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Expressive
Therapy Concepts - 3/5 |
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Institute
for Arts in Therapy and Education - The Institute for
Arts in Therapy and Education is a full member of the United Kingdom Council
for Psychotherapy, and is accredited by the British Accreditation Council
for Higher and Independent Education. 3/5 |
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Institute
for Psychological Study of the Arts - The discipline
of literature-and-psychology explores literary questions using psychology,
often psychoanalytic psychology, but other psychologies as well. Literature-and-psychology
addresses such questions as, Why does this writer write the way he or
she does? Why do different people read differently, as they do? How can
we understand such-and-such a character or genre psychologically? The
program at the University of Florida is particularly strong and extends
toward the psychological study of other arts, such as film, visual arts,
video, and so on. Home of PSYART, the journal and the forum.
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International
Arts Medicine Association - The
International Arts-Medicine Association is a non-profit organization formed
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1985 by Richard A. Lippin, M.D., IAMA
founding president and president through 1995. The organization has about
300 members in 20 countries. The IAMA purpose is to provide a forum for
interdisciplinary, international communication between arts and health
professionals. Members include clinicians, educators, researchers and
artists who have an interest in one or more of the many aspects of the
relationships between arts and health. 3/5 |
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The
Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education - The Institute
is a well-established fully accredited College of Higher Education dedicated
to the in-depth theoretical and practical study of artistic, imaginative
and creative expression for emotional health and well-being. It is a full
member of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy and is also accredited
by The British Accreditation Council for Higher and Independent Education
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The
National Expressive Therapy Association - Founded in
the mid-1970's, The National Expressive Therapy Association is the official
not-for-profit, tax-exempt professional membership organization representing
the field of expressive therapy and expressive arts therapy. The Association
is dedicated to the advancement of expressive therapy and expressive arts
therapy in general, and to the increasing welfare of practitioners and
the public they serve. Among its specific purposes are to promote the
general recognition of the profession, to further the professional goals
and aspirations of its members, and to develop additional opportunities
for employment. 4/5 |
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Northern
Ireland Group for Art as Therapy - The founding of
the Group was inspired by Rita Simon, Art Therapist, who is now President
of NIGAT. Rita is also a founding member of the British Association of
Art Therapists. She is now Honorary President of BAAT. To date, Rita Simon
has published two books on art therapy - see Recommended
Reading for details. She is currently working on her third book.
The Rita
Simon Collection is a collection of artwork (made between 1942-1984)
deriving from Rita Simon's 55 years of work as an art therapist in private
practice, hospitals and day centres of the National Health Service and
Social Services. The collection is housed in the Wellcome Trust's History
of Medicine Library - Iconographic Collections. 5/5 |
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PSYART
Journal Masthead - A Hyperlink Journal for the Psychological
Study of the Arts. 5/5 |
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Survivors
Art Foundation - Dedicated to encourage healing through
the arts, Survivors Art Foundation is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization
committed to empowering Trauma-Survivors with Effective Expressive Outlets
via Internet Art Gallery, Outreach Programs, National Exhibitions, Publications
and Development of Employment Skills. 5/5 |
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The
Development of Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence in - Children -
Implications for Education and Artistry. 2/5 |
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Vicky Barber's Art
Therapy Page - This page will hopefully answer some
questions you may have about Art Therapy, what exactly it is and who may
be able to benefit from it. If you have any specific questions, I will
be happy to answer them for you. I can be contacted by email at: vicky@vickyb.demon.co.uk
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