Unlearning
What if a large chunk of what you were taught in grad school turned out to be undesirable in some clinical situations? What if your...
read moreWhat if a large chunk of what you were taught in grad school turned out to be undesirable in some clinical situations? What if your...
read moreGenerally speaking, therapists strive to allow their clients the opportunity to express themselves without constraints. However,...
read moreA mismatch between a client’s art products and her/his response to them could signify a thought disorder, a processing disorder, or...
read moreLet’s face it; we’re therapists, and we adore insight and introspection. But many of our clients don’t. Timing is everything, and...
read moreIn Take it to the Limit, Part I we met the Leader of the Pack, the tall and confident head honcho in a group of adolescent boys in...
read moreLimit testing. Most therapists have the limit-testing group client at least once in their lives. And depending on the population...
read moreShould your clients see images created by other clients? Many therapists post these, typically at a client’s request, in their...
read moreThe creative process is complete. Your client is ready to move on to whatever comes next in the session. But what does come...
read moreIt’s a no-brainer; in order to honor a client’s frame of reference for hurting and for healing, a therapist needs to attend to and...
read moreTherapists who attend art-based workshops seem to be pretty gung-ho about learning new methods they can use with their clients. ...
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