Pamela G. Malkoff Hayes – Art Therapy and Anxiety – Healing Through Imagery

Pamela G. Malkoff Hayes – Art Therapy and Anxiety – Healing Through Imagery

Art Innovation in the Treatment of Anxiety

Art Therapy is where art and therapy collide. and Psychology and psychology meet. The roots of this can be traced back at Carl Jung, who was the first psychologist to allow his clients to draw to help interpret their dreams. and fantasies. Margaret Naumberg and others are the true pioneers in art therapy. and Edith Kramer, who was alive during the 1940s and 1950s: Art Therapy was first recognized as an independent field of study. and practice. Art therapy is now applicable to many fields of psychology. Treatment of teens with behavior problems and children and Adults with addiction and couples experiencing marital problems, and Art therapy can be used to help older people with Alzheimer’s disease. Making art therapy a part of your daily life. and Individuals can interpret their art beyond what is censored. and Concious feelings can help you understand your personal motivations and how they affect your daily life.

This course is intended to teach participants about art therapy and Give practical skills for an effective assessment and Clients suffering from anxiety may be treated. Art therapy demonstrations will increase participants’ understanding of biopsychosocial perspectives on many disorders that fall within the DSM.-There are five categories Anxiety Disorders, Obsessive Compulsive and Similar Disorders and Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders The many treatment options with which we have the opportunity to help others will be given a lot of attention.-On, art-Based techniques. Numerous case studies will demonstrate the effectiveness of art therapy for anyone with anxiety symptoms. Learn new skills and Interventions to help you with your most severe anxiety.

• Recognize the issues, challenges, and symptoms. and Face client with anxiety, OCD or panic attacks, phobias, or PTSD. and Sleeping and eating disorders
• Art projects that are designed to treat anxiety can be integrated into your clinical practice. and Anxiety-Related disorders
• Identify the root causes of fear and The process of anxiety and Indicate how this influences the clinician’s decision making about treatment strategies
• The best combination of art should be chosen and Traditional talk therapy is available in both groups and Individual counseling sessions
• Three hands-Art interventions that are engaging clients
• Check out multiple case studies to see how creativity can affect neurology and reduce stress and Increase your calm and focus, and Discuss how these case studies relate with clinical interventions

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