Community Art Therapy Practice Reflections

Emily Goldstein Nolan; Rochele Royster; Lauren Leone; Ling Cheun Bianca Lee; Angela Lyonsmith; Melissa Raman Molitor; Louvenia Jackson; Gretchen M. Miller; Allison Tunis; Pat B. Allen; Abbe Miller; Andrea Inés Velázquez Dorgan; Chelsea O’Neil Karcher; Owen Karcher; Jennifer DeLucia; Thahmina Begum; Lynn Kapitan; Laura Swift; Dani Moss

doi:10.4324/9781003193289-3

Community Art Therapy Practice Reflections

Emily Goldstein Nolan, Rochele Royster, Lauren Leone, Ling Cheun Bianca Lee, Angela Lyonsmith, Melissa Raman Molitor, Louvenia Jackson, Gretchen M. Miller, Allison Tunis, Pat B. Allen, Abbe Miller, Andrea Inés Velázquez Dorgan, Chelsea O’Neil Karcher, Owen Karcher, Jennifer DeLucia, Thahmina Begum, Lynn Kapitan, Laura Swift, Dani Moss

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This chapter explores the dynamic definition of community art therapy and provides a collection of first-hand experiences from art therapists practicing community art therapy in various settings. The reflections from art therapists offer the reader insight into the complex and fluid nature of practicing clinically within the community setting and creating spaces for artmaking as a form of collective healing. This chapter illustrates themes of community artmaking as a means of cultivating belonging and connection; dealing with trauma; strengthening support systems; creating opportunities for social justice; and opening the conversation about sustainable practices that support the community beyond the space and beyond the life of the program or the organization.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Community Art Therapy
Subtitle of host publication	Theory and Practice
Publisher	Taylor and Francis
Pages	31-108
Number of pages	78
ISBN (Electronic)	9781000925197
ISBN (Print)	9781032044590
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003193289-3
State	Published - Jan 1 2023

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Nolan, E. G., Royster, R., Leone, L., Lee, L. C. B., Lyonsmith, A., Molitor, M. R., Jackson, L., Miller, G. M., Tunis, A., Allen, P. B., Miller, A., Dorgan, A. I. V., Karcher, C. ON., Karcher, O., DeLucia, J., Begum, T., Kapitan, L., Swift, L., & Moss, D. (2023). Community Art Therapy Practice Reflections. In Community Art Therapy: Theory and Practice (pp. 31-108). Taylor and Francis. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003193289-3

Nolan, EG, Royster, R, Leone, L, Lee, LCB, Lyonsmith, A, Molitor, MR, Jackson, L, Miller, GM, Tunis, A, Allen, PB, Miller, A, Dorgan, AIV, Karcher, CON, Karcher, O, DeLucia, J, Begum, T, Kapitan, L, Swift, L & Moss, D 2023, Community Art Therapy Practice Reflections. in Community Art Therapy: Theory and Practice. Taylor and Francis, pp. 31-108. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003193289-3

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