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By Shaun McNiff, Endicott College, Beverly, Massachusetts. A unique perspective of expressive arts as psychotherapy is presented. The author stresses the unity of the arts therapies in a theoretical and operational approach that is firmly rooted in the historical continuities and essential meaning of art. He shows how contemporary therapies involving oral and written language, movement and dance, sound and music, visual imagery, and drama correspond to ancient, cross-cultural, even universal attempts at psychic healing. Current practices in all of the arts therapies are described in light of t

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By Shaun McNiff, Endicott College, Beverly, Massachusetts. CONTENTS: Introduction; Nomenclature; Interpretation; Re-Imagining the Artist as a Therapist; Self Inquiry. Bibliography.

Art therapy. --- Art. --- Psychoanalysis and art. --- Psychotherapy. --- Art therapy --- Psychoanalysis and art --- Psychotherapy --- Rehabilitation --- Sensory Art Therapies --- Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms --- Humanities --- Psychological Phenomena --- Behavioral Disciplines and Activities --- Therapeutics --- Complementary Therapies --- Art Therapy --- Emotions --- Psychological Theory --- Art --- Rehabilitation. --- Sensory Art Therapies. --- Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms. --- Humanities. --- Psychological Phenomena. --- Behavioral Disciplines and Activities. --- Therapeutics. --- Complementary Therapies. --- Art Therapy. --- Emotions. --- Psychological Theory.

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This book provides a creative map of care with easy-to-follow examples and detailed case studies. After explaining why adopting a creative approach is central to effective dementia care, the authors go on to discuss meditation, singing, movement and storytelling, describing their therapeutic benefits and giving examples of how they can be used.

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Part 1: In search of the eco-human paradigm in expressive arts, therapy, and education. 1. The awakening roar of beauty / Sally Atkins -- 2. Nature-assisted creative arts therapies and the paradigm change: what arts therapists can do in the face of new global challenges -- 3. Ecopoiesis: towards a poietic ecology / Stephen K. Levine -- The role of attention in expressive art and nature-based healing / Madeline M. Rugh -- Culture and nature: the play of ecopoiesis / Varvara Sidorova -- Part 2. Integrating ecological and sustainable development perspectives in expressive/creative arts therapies practice with individuals, groups, and communities. 6. Wandering the beautiful trail: ecopoiesis in ecological art therapy / Beverley A'Court -- 7. Making sense of solastalgia through therapeutic eco-scenography / Eliza Sweeney -- 8. Ecological/nature-assisted art therapy with war veterans: how nature can heal the trauma of war / Alexey Lebedev and Alexander Kopytin -- 9. Walking the common place of commemoration / Pamela Whitaker -- 10. Re-imaging art therapy in the global crisis: storm clouds and silver linings / Monica Carpendale -- 11. Coronavirus as a rite of passage: finding cures for "colonialvirus"through expressive arts-based research / Gracelynn Chung-Yan Lau -- 12. A process-oriented approach to nature in the context of ecological art therapy / Ruth Hampe -- 13. Natural and artistic aspects of art therapy / Monika Wigger -- 14. From Ikebana to botanical arranging: artistic, therapeutic, and spiritual alignment with nature / Alexander Kopytin and Tony Yu Zhou -- Part 3. Sustainable development and eco-human perspectives in the contemporary arts. 15. Interview with Newton Harrison / The interviewers: Alexander Kopytin and Stephen K. Levine -- 16. sensorium: the voice of the world ocean-the thinking / Newton Harrison -- Interview with Teagan White / The interviewer: Alexandra Dvornikova -- Interview with Diana Sudyka / The interviewer: Alexandra Dvornikova -- Interview with Beverley A'Court / The interviewer: Alexander Kopytin -- The vital exodus: exodo vital / Judith Alalu L. and Odette A. Velez V.

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