Arts Therapies and the Mental Health of Children and Young People

ISBN-13: 9781032182940 / Twarda / 2024 / 224 str.

Opis

This second volume expands and develops the discussion on arts therapies begun in volume one on the field’s relationship with children and young people’s mental health, demonstrating further contemporary research within international contexts.

Spis treści

Introduction

Chapter 1. Very early art therapy intervention: why work with Infants and their caregivers?   

Chapter 2. Community music therapy with refugee children in transit camps on the Greek island of Chios: “Like one family, together” 

Chapter 3.  Music Therapy and Dramatherapy in Children's Hospices: ‘Playing in time’ 

Chapter 4. Exploring the Influence of Multigenerational Relationships on Taiwanese Children through Art Therapy and Object Relations Theory.

Chapter 5. Music therapy as trauma-preventive social-ecological engagement in paediatric medical settings: A sounding of resources 

Chapter 6. A DMT case study on child sexual abuse, trauma and psychosis: Seeds of hope 

Chapter 7. Arts Therapies and Psychoeducation for Adolescents in India: Project Reflect 

Chapter 8. A Safe Portal of Exploration for Children and Young People: The Comic Panel 

Chapter 9. Experiences of Dramatherapy with ASD children and pre-adolescents. 

Chapter 10. Working with LGBTQIA+ Youth in Residential Settings 

Chapter 11. The Leelah Play

O autorze

Uwe Herrmann is Professor on the MA Art Therapy programme, Weissensee University of Art Berlin and Art Therapist, State Training Centre for the Blind, Hannover, Germany.

Margaret Hills de Zárate is an Art Therapist, Researcher and Honorary Senior Lecturer in Art Therapy, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh UK.

Heather M Hunter is an Occupational Therapist and Honorary Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK

Salvo Pitruzzella is a Dramatherapist, Author, and retired Professor of Arts Education, Italy. Honorary Member of EFD (European Federation of Dramatherapy).