Hada De Basura: The work of the ‘garbage fairy' in an arts based community development research project

2016Heather GoodwinJune 16, 2022community, community development, environment, workshop, storytelling, culture, narrative therapy

Creative Collaborations: The Value of Environmental Arts Therapy and the Triple Spiral Framework in Land-Based Decision Making

2020Sarah WestJune 15, 2022Capstone Project, eco art therapy, self-awareness, environment

Mapping Ourselves, Mapping The World

2017Christine PartonMarch 13, 2019Capstone Project, workshop, environment, nature, maps, self-knowledge, resiliency, social action, spirituality

Hada de Basura

2016Heather GoodwinMarch 13, 2019environment, social action, community development, spanish, culture, indigenous, storytelling, narrative therapy, children

Creative Arts Therapy and Coyote Mentoring

by Gabriel Keczan

I set out to explore the intersecting realms of creative arts therapy and nature-connection activities known as coyote mentoring.

2016Gabriel KeczanDecember 13, 2018narrative therapy, environment, nature, boys, group art therapy, school, indigenous

A Sculptural Journey of Ecological Identity and Art Therapy

by Seamus Gray

I have moved increasingly into the realm of additive sculpture. If ecology is the relationship between organisms and also their relationship with the environment they live in, then ecological art reflects, expresses and honours our connection with the world and all of that which is in our experience.

2015Seamus GrayJuly 15, 2016sculpture, ecology, environment, art materials, creativity

Exploring Light in Shadow: An Ecological Art Therapy Approach Using Cyanotype Photography

by Geri Nolan Hilfiker

This thesis will explore the question of how does cyanotype photography integrate into an eco art therapy practice.

Sunsets, Rainbows and Dust Storms: Art Therapy, Relationships with God and Nature Metaphor

by Felicitas Drobig, OSU

This thesis explores the relationship between creation, Creator and the creative act. It traces models of Christian relationship to the land and highlights Hildegard of Bingen's concept of "veriditas" or greening power. It presents the art of ten women who were asked to depict their relationship with God through using nature and/or weather metaphor.

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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