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• date: 26 October 2024
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The basics of Art Therapy
What Art Therapy is NOT
Why 'Art Therapy' should be done by qualified, trained and registered Art Therapists
How to have fun whilst discussing art work
Requirements
Art Materials
A printer for the Case Studies
Tea and biscuits
Description
Imagine the scene:A friend/member of your family comes round. They know you're quite keen on art and they've done a few bits of art themselves. They'd value your opinion, not so much on the art itself but really they'd like to discuss, er, ummm, the 'feelings' that arose when doing the art. They've read a bit about 'art therapy' but haven't really much idea - can you help?Well, if you've done this course (not enrolled-and-watched-videos but actually DONE the course) you probably can. You stress to your friends that you are NOT, NOT, NOT an art therapist. Merely someone who has done a short course on Udemy and that has whetted your appetite. You've done some art therapy exercises; you've worked through some Case Studies.But that is all. You stress that to become a 'proper' Art Therapist takes several years and involves a degree and Masters.That said, you're quite willing to 'have a chat' with your friends about their work - in fact you have some case studies and art therapy exercises (from this course) you could all do together.Again, you're not professing to be an Art Therapist, but you do have some ideas, you have done a few Art Therapy exercises yourself so - why not do some more.And discuss.One more thing - did your friend(s) bring biscuits?The 'elephant in the room' of course is that as you're NOT an Art Therapist - and this Beginner's course will NOT make you one - then you may make mistakes. That is why it is stressed that Art Therapists must be qualified - BUT you'll learn a few thi9ngs of interest, you'll enjoy the course - and you'll learn what Art Therapy is NOT.Make sure you watch the PREVIEW VIDEOS before enrolling!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What Art Therapy is NOT
Lecture 3 Why is it necessary for the Art Therapist to be trained and qualified?
Section 2: When Interpreting, what do I look for?
Lecture 4 Introduction
Lecture 5 Visual elements
Lecture 6 Emotions and feelings
Lecture 7 Personal experiences and stories
Lecture 8 Symbols and metaphors
Lecture 9 Intentions and messages
Lecture 10 Creativity
Lecture 11 Language and Communication Support
Section 3: Process
Lecture 12 Creating a safe and Inclusive Environment
Lecture 13 Engaging with Emotions and Sensory Experiences
Lecture 14 Encouraging reflection and self-discovery
Lecture 15 Peer interaction
Lecture 16 Avoiding assumptions
Lecture 17 Open-ended questions
Section 4: Revision and Conclusion
Lecture 18 Revision and conclusion
Anyone who dabbles in art,Anyone interested in Art Therapy,Anyone who reads the 'psychology/self-awareness' sections of newspapers,Potential degree students for Art Therapy courses,Someone who likes discussing 'Why I created this'
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