Re: Re: Article on Art therapy

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You might want to contact AATA and see if they have articles/literature for this

purpose.

Take care,

Chriss

> I would love this information as well.

> I'm trying desperately to educate several other clinicians where I work on why

they can't " just paint with the kids, too. "

> It's exasperating at times!

> Thanks.

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>> I am looking for article/s that talk about art therapy in a general way for

non art therapists.

>> If anyone has something they can emall me, please backchannel me with

it/them.

>> Thanks so much!

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>> , LCAT, ATR-BC

>> Licensed Creative Arts Psychotherapist

>> www.arttherapyny.com

>> linda@...

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[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,I suggest starting with AATA.They have a great, description, definition, of art therapy, that is easily understandable to non art therapists.There are so many articles available...When I have made presentations, I used a variety of references and wrote and/ or presented using my own writing.You want to be able to present or share what is relevant to your population or mental health professional audience.Good luckCaren SacksSent from my iPad

You might want to contact AATA and see if they have articles/literature for this purpose.

Take care,

Chriss

> I would love this information as well.

> I'm trying desperately to educate several other clinicians where I work on why they can't "just paint with the kids, too."

> It's exasperating at times!

> Thanks.

>

>

>>

>> I am looking for article/s that talk about art therapy in a general way for non art therapists.

>> If anyone has something they can emall me, please backchannel me with it/them.

>> Thanks so much!

>>

>>

>> , LCAT, ATR-BC

>> Licensed Creative Arts Psychotherapist

>> www.arttherapyny.com

>> linda@...

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