Kunsttherapie in interkulturellen Kontexten

Auteurs

• Daniel Behrmann

Paramètres

• Santé & Médecine

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The collection explores various aspects of art therapy, particularly in the context of international humanitarian aid for children and adolescents. Contributions include discussions on the role of art therapy in cultural identity and its application with unaccompanied minor refugees. Key topics cover the prerequisites for effective intercultural art therapy, as well as epistemological and methodological considerations in art therapy research. The anthology also features practical insights from professionals transitioning from academic studies to real-world applications, along with reflections on aesthetic experiences within therapy settings. Ethical discussions surrounding the treatment of childhood abuse and violence are highlighted, alongside an examination of significant artistic works and their therapeutic implications. The book includes reviews of notable publications on art therapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, and the intersection of psychodynamics and neurobiology, offering a comprehensive overview of contemporary practices and theories in the field. This collection serves as a vital resource for practitioners and researchers interested in the therapeutic potential of art in diverse contexts.

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• Année de publication: 2013
• Reliure: (souple)