This second edition takes the reader further into the heart of using drama for healing. Dr.
Emunah offers an expanded understanding of her Integrative Five Phase model, a …

We live in societies in which we are shaped and positioned by dominant/subjugating
narratives including patriarchy, Eurocentricism, heterosexism, capitalism …

This study explores how Black women use writing to cope with and avoid being labeled an
angry Black woman. Twenty-five Black women from the Midwest who self-identified as …

This article advances a vision of response/ability in the arts therapies that can respond to the
persistence of social exclusion and its impact on mental health, promote diversity, and …

Abstract Art therapists are increasingly offering their services in international contexts.
Although usually altruistic in nature, unexamined practices can result in detrimental …

Dance/movement therapy (DMT) is a profession and cultural community with its own habitus,
assumptions, and biases. Because of the profession's progressive and unique embodied …

ABSTRACT A pertinent aim of art therapy is to support clients facing unprecedented barriers
to social justice in a time of political uncertainty, which I argue is heightened by the impact of …

In this article we draw on storytelling and bricolage to reflect on critical accompaniment as
relational praxis with cultural workers from the African diaspora inside/outside/in‐between …

Bringing feminism into conversation with drama therapy, this article explores the relevance
of an intersectional framework for therapeutic performance research. The author analyzes …

Expressive arts therapy is being increasingly acknowledged and growing as a profession.
This article examines the ways that expressive arts therapy has emerged as a profession …