Clinical Art Psychotherapy with War Veterans ( Military and Veteran Issues )

Publication series : Military and Veteran Issues

Author: Alexander Kopytin;Alexey Lebedev  

Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.‎

Publication year: 2018

E-ISBN: 9781536129762

Subject: R74 Neurology and Psychiatry

Keyword: 神经病学与精神病学

Language: ENG

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Clinical Art Psychotherapy with War Veterans

Chapter

Environmental and Ecological Factors of Veterans’ Health and Well-Being

Evaluation and Evidence-Based Practice: Challenges for Art Therapists Working with War Veterans

Chapter 2

Clinical Art Psychotherapy at the Specialized Psychotherapy Department of the Hospital for War Veterans: Setting and Procedure

Treatment Setting

Art Psychotherapy Model

Brief Group Art Psychotherapy Program and Procedure

The First Stage of Group Art Psychotherapy

The Intermediate Stage

The Main Stage

The Final Stage of Art Psychotherapy

Chapter 3

The Study of Therapeutic Effects of Group Art Psychotherapy with War Veterans

The Goal and the Hypotheses of the Study

Sample

Measures

Results

Clients’ Self-Reports as a Means to Evaluate Therapeutic Effects

Discussion and Conclusion

Chapter 4

Therapeutic Functions of Humor in Group Psychotherapy with War Veterans

Psychological, Clinical and Therapeutic Implications of Humor

The Study of the Therapeutic Role of Humor in Group Psychotherapy with War Veterans

Findings

Humor as an Expression of Resistance to Therapy

Resistance or Ambivalence Related to Regression

Release of Anxiety, Sexual and Aggressive Drives through Collaborative Art-Making

Clients’ Attempts to Reduce Frustration Related to Their Presentation of Symptoms and Personal Issues through Art

Establishing Group Cohesion and Group Culture as a Foundation for Constructive Interaction

Humor as a Means to Overcome the Incongruous Perceptions of the Self and the World, and to Establish and Defend One’s Identity

Humor as a Safe Way to Release and Integrate Traumatic Memories

Quantitative Findings

Examples of Humorous Responses

Lethal but Not Morbid Humor

Disparaging and Self-Disparaging Humor

Ambiguous Humor

Resilient Humor

Playful Humor

Conclusion

Chapter 5

Environmental and Nature-Assisted/Ecological Practices in Art Psychotherapy with War Veterans

Core Characteristics of Environmental and Nature-Assisted Art Therapy

Photography in Environmental, Nature-Assisted Art Psychotherapy

Case Example 1: Making Found Objects Special: ‘Self-Objects’ Made from Natural and Discarded Materials

Case Example 2. “An Island”: A Group Sculpture Made of Found Objects

Case Example 3: Environmental Photo-Taking Assignments: Resilience Discovered in Natural Objects

Discussion and Conclusion

Conclusion

References

Index

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