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Healing Children through Creativity: Child Art Therapy Workshops with registered Art Therapist Catherine Rogers Jonsson, MFA, MA, ATR
Register Now! Fall 2008 California Workshops
The Long Beach Museum of Art Long Beach, CA. October 27 & 28, 2008 _______________________
The Crocker Art Museum Sacramento, CA October 30 & 31, 2008 ________________________________
The Fresno Art Museum Fresno, CA. November 3 & 4, 2008 ____________________________
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The Healing Children through Creativity: Child
Art Therapy Training Workshop introduces the basic principles and practice of art therapy with emotionally, behaviorally,
developmentally and medically challenged children. This two-day workshop blends theories and experiential exercises offering
a thorough introduction in use of visual art as a powerful treatment modality for children.
This training
event reviews the history of art therapy, important evaluation techniques used by art therapists and six
case studies with child client/patient artworks in power-point presentations.
This is an experiential
workshop! As a participant you are invited to draw, paint and sculpt a variety of art therapeutic
exercises that help troubled children identify and express their thoughts, feelings, conflicts, strengths and increase their
self-esteem and coping skills.
Workshop Goals:- Introduction to the
field of art therapy.
- Outline the history of art therapy highlighting key contributors to the field.
- Explain
the underlying principles of art therapy.
- Outline the components an art therapy course of treatment.
- Experience
art materials through art therapeutic processes.
- Experience non-directive and directive evaluation and treatment approaches.
- Illustrate
art therapy principles and practice by reviewing six case studies of clients and their art therapeutic course of treatment.
- Demonstrate the use of metaphor and healing stories in art therapy.
- Present art therapeutic interventions
to improve the client's self-esteem, increase insight, decrease trauma and acting-out behaviors.
- Review forensic
art therapy evaluation techniques for suspected child sexual abuse.
- Review the importance of object relations, art
making and expression.
- Understand issues involving the interpretation of children's art.
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Who should take this workshop? Mental Health Clinicians
Elementary Teachers
Special Education
Teachers School Counselors School
Psychologists Social Workers Psychologists Pediatric Nurses
Psychiatric
Nurses Licensed Professional Counselors Marriage & Family Therapists Occupational Therapists Head Start
Staff Early Childhood Staff Graduate Students Undergraduate Students
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Institutional
Hosting School districts, colleges,
universities, hospitals, museums and mental health centers may host this workshop for professional development
purposes. See the Host This Workshop page on this website.
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