Presents reflections by a US art therapist on the state of art therapy research in England,
along with a review of selected British publications on art therapy. While it appears that there …

Schizophrenia is the name given to a debilitating condition treated medically with
antipsychotic medication. However medication is only partially effective and many people …

Since art therapy's beginnings, the idea of healing through art has expanded considerably.
In this paper art therapists are urged to inform themselves about the many art-and-healing …

An exploratory study was carried out to elicit the views of primary school children from the
ages of eight to ten years. The aim of the study was to learn what the children thought about …

THE discipline of art therapy is still in its pioneering stages; therefore, a thoroughly
recognized definition of art therapy and the functions of an art therapist are still being …

Background There was insufficient understanding of how art therapists experience their
work with people with psychosis-related diagnoses, and of their practice development. Aims …

This article considers the use of digital technology to record work made by clients. It is
argued that digital photography has practical benefits over traditional photographic methods …

Britain was the first country to recognise art therapy as a profession in the state health
service. How did this come about? Can the British experience serve as a model for other …

The literature search that informed our review initially yielded 12,122 papers of potential
interest, derived from seven databases. After applying a series of filters we arrived at 92 …

Aim: This article gives an overview of the setting up of the Art Therapy Practice Research
Network (ATPRN) in 2000, amidst a culture resistant to research. The authors discuss their …