Art Therapy and Anxiety from Pamela G. Malkoff Hayes

Art Therapy and Anxiety Healing Through Imagery from Pamela G. Malkoff Hayes

Faculty:Pamela G. Malkoff Hayes

Duration:5 Hours 20 Minutes | Format:Audio and Video

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Outline:

FUNDAMENTALS OF ART THERAPY

• Definitions: What is art therapy and how does it differ from verbal therapy?
• The role of art in diagnosis and treatment
• Understanding the different schools of thought in the art therapy world
  • Art as Assessment
  • Art as Therapy
• Art activity and participation

UNDERSTANDING THE BASIS OF FEAR

• Causes for fears
• Personality traits formed through fear
  • Controlling
  • Insecure
  • Dependency
  • Perfectionism
  • Stuck

ART THERAPY INTERVENTIONS

• Case studies
  • Eating disorders
  • Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
  • Panic attacks
  • Post-traumatic and acute stress
  • Sleeping disorders
  • Specific phobias
• Art activity and participation
  • Increasing self-esteem through learning
  • Gaining control by setting goals

USING OTHER TREATMENTS IN COMBINATION WITH ART THERAPY

• EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing)
• Relaxation
• Art activity and participation

RESOURCES

• Workbooks
• Art materials
• Digitally-projected examples
• Video research
• Experiential process

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Description:

Art as Innovation in the Treatment of Anxiety

Art therapy is the field where the worlds of art and psychology meet. Roots can be traced back to Carl Jung, the first known psychologist to have his clients draw as a means to interpret dreams and fantasies. However, the true pioneers of art therapy are Margaret Naumberg and Edith Kramer who, during the 1940s and 1950s, recognized art therapy as its own field of study and practice. Today, art therapy can be applied to many different fields of psychology. Treating children with behavior problems, teens and adults struggling with addiction, couples with marital difficulties, and older adults suffering from Alzheimer’s are only a few of the areas where art therapy is utilized. By making and interpreting their own art, individuals can reach beyond censored and conscious feelings to a deeper understanding of personal motivations in everyday life.

This course is designed to educate participants about art therapy and provide practical skills for effective assessment and intervention with clients experiencing symptoms of anxiety. Demonstrations of art therapy techniques will advance the participants’ understanding of the biopsychosocial perspective of many of the disorders that fall under the DSM-5 categories of Anxiety Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive and Related Disorders, and Trauma and Stressor Related Disorders. Significant attention will be paid to treatment interventions with numerous opportunities for hands-on, art-based techniques. Multiple case studies will illustrate the effectiveness of art therapy with anyone presenting with symptoms on the anxiety scale. Take away new skills and interventions to assist in the treatment of your most difficult anxiety cases.