Arts Therapies with People with Physical Disabilities: An Archetypal Approach
JKP author Marion Gordon-Flower discusses the motivations behind her new book. There was a moment of epiphany that inspired this book through the recognition that,…
Category: Arts therapies
Yehudit Silverman Discusses the Power of Creative Arts Therapies
The Story Within: Myth and Fairy Tale in Therapy: This book is for therapists, artists, seekers, of all mediums, offering a unique and creative process…
Art Therapy in Museums and Galleries: Reframing Practice
Art Therapy in Museums and Galleries: Reframing Practice is the first book to explore the rich intersection between these cultural resources and the practice of…
Music Therapy in Children and Young People’s Palliative Care
To mark World Music Therapy Day, we are sharing an extract from Anna Ludwig’s book, “Music Therapy in Children and Young People’s Palliative Care“. Meeting…
Sign Up to Receive your Free Copy of our new Music Therapy Catalogue
Our new Music Therapy catalogue is on its way. . . To ensure you receive a copy for our new Music Therapy catalogue 2019 sign…
Improvisation in the performing arts: shaping or letting go?
In a museum in Istanbul, the dancer stands on a stone about one meter square, set several feet above the ground. She has very little…
What is Therapeutic Photography? – Audio Clip
Neil Gibson, Senior Lecturer for Social Work at Robert Gordon University, and author of Therapeutic Photography: Enhancing Self-Esteem, Self-Efficacy and Resilience, discusses here the use of therapeutic…
Sign up for our newest Arts Therapies Catalogue 2018
Sign up to our mailing list and receive a free copy of our latest Arts Therapies Catalogue, full of new and bestselling books! To request…
A Therapeutic Photography Group for Carers – Q&A with Author Neil Gibson
Neil Gibson is a social worker and Senior Lecturer at Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. He runs a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course for professionals interested in…
Newly Qualified Art Therapist and Looking For Work. Is Private Practice for Me?
Under our current economic circumstances many art therapists are being forced to find alternative bases for practice and so they are necessarily orientating themselves towards…