Posts tagged violence
The Internal Compass: Self-discovery and The Use of Art Therapy

by Sarah Leyes

This thesis asks the question how does short-term art therapy assess and improve appropriate emotional expression and emotional identification?

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2013Sarah Leyesat-risk youth, children, trauma, ADHD, PSTD, attachment disorder, developmental disability, self-regulation, violence, phenomenology, thematic analysis, retrospective, short-term therapy, mental health, adolescent, attachment, healthcare system, live-in care
Trying Differently Instead of Harder: How early intervention of art therapy benefits children with FASD

by Jackie Laverty

This thesis asks the question: how does early intervention of art therapy benefit children affected by FASD? 

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2011Jackie LavertyFASD, children, at-risk youth, education, neurology, cognition, child development, attachment, disability, learning disability, early intervention, grounded theory, case study, violence, addiction, depression, suicide, gang affiliation, sensory stimulation
Who's It? Scribble Tag with Children Who Have Witnessed Abuse

by Catherine Swanston

This study examines the usefulness of including the game of Scribble Tag in the initial assessment process with children who have witnessed and experienced abuse.

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2004Catherine Swanstonchildren, assessment, sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse, psychodynamic, violence, domestic violence, coping skills, defenses, safety, boundaries, developmental theory, child development, trauma, anxiety, treatment plan