A Butterfly Within: An Example of Anti-Oppressive Art Therapy for Diverse-abilities

2023Sarah FitzgibbonSeptember 19, 2023short film, cerebral palsy, art making, non-verbal communication, empowerment

Equine Art Therapy: A Relational Approach

2021Katrina WilliamsonJune 16, 2022psychotherapy, relational, empowerment, nature

Nature of Hope

2018Eleanor MadeleyMarch 13, 2019group art therapy, case study, domestic violence, rural, feminist, female, arts-based research, first person, self-expression, empowerment, self-mastery, trauma, nature

Trees of Life

2018Dorothy MackintoshMarch 13, 2019psycho-education, violence, group art therapy, education, feminist, self-esteem, self-confidence, phenomenology, female, empowerment

How Women and Children at Transition House in Prince Rupert were Empowered Through the Use of Spontaneous Art

by Diana Hoffman

This study documents the benefits of art-making for 16 family groups of women and children who were invited to participate in a spontaneous art experience while residing at the Transition House in Prince Rupert.

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