In order to enhance the efficacy of art therapy sessions, this study looked at whether visual
beauty and the joy that comes from creative endeavours might help alleviate symptoms …

Objective: This study aimed to explore whether aesthetic beauty and the pleasure that
results from artistic activity can contribute to a reduction in the symptoms experienced by …

Art therapy is a clinical intervention that uses the expressive qualities of art making with the
aim of improving well-being and psychological functioning. 1 The creative process involved …

Context Creative arts therapies aim to expand conventional palliative care interventions by
making clinical care more holistic. Objectives The objective of the present study was to …

Objective: Art therapy has been shown to be helpful to cancer patients at different stages in
the course of their illness, especially during isolation for bone marrow transplantation, during …

Common symptoms reported by cancer patients include pain, fatigue, breathlessness,
insomnia, lack of appetite, and anxiety. A study conducted by an interdisciplinary research …

Objectives To evaluate the influence of art therapy in reducing palliative symptoms, on social
availability and on perceptions of aesthetics in hospitalised palliative care patients. The …

Art therapy has been used in a variety of clinical settings and populations, although few
studies have explored its use in cancer symptom control. The specific aim of this study was …

Abstract Art therapy is underdeveloped in palliative care units (PCU) in France, as are
complementary therapies in general. Palliative care teams are often reluctant to introduce …

e21713 Background: Art therapy is a mental health modality that uses art-making to improve
the physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing of individuals for a variety of purposes. The …