Using Art Therapy with Diverse Populations: Crossing Cultures and Abilities
by Marian Liebmann, David Gussak, Mimi Farrelly-Hansen, Catherine Hyland Moon, Sangeeta Prasad, Paula Howie, Jennie Kristel, Mercedes B. Ter Maat, Gaelynn P. Wolf Bordonaro, Audrey Di Maria Di Maria Nankervis, Louis Tinnin, Reshma Malick, Linda Levine Madori, Michelle L. Dean, Frances E. Anderson, Shanthi Ranganathan, Yasmine J. Awais, Doris Arrington, Cheryl Doby-Copeland, Daniel Blausey, Linda Gantt, Katharine Phlegar, Kate Baasch, Tracy Councill, Barbara Sobol, Deni Brancheau, Emmy Lou Glassman, Donna Betts, Valery Shuman, Charlotte Boston, Heidi Bardot, Lisa Raye Garlock
Using Art Therapy with Diverse Populations explores how art therapy can be used across cultural backgrounds and varied abilities. Drawing on perspectives from a large group of contributors, the book addresses inclusive therapeutic practice and the importance of adapting creative approaches to diverse populations and contexts.
About This Book
Using Art Therapy with Diverse Populations examines the relationship between creative therapeutic practice, culture, and ability.
The book focuses on applying art therapy across varied populations and contexts, with attention to inclusive approaches.
Contributions from a broad group of authors offer multiple perspectives on working with cultural and ability differences.
It is intended for readers interested in art therapy, therapeutic practice, diversity, and accessible approaches to care.
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