The Creative Response Information Pack
The Creative Response Information Pack covers the following areas in brief :
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Art Therapy in Hospices
- Art Therapy in Cancer
- Art Therapy and Symptom Control
- Art Therapy and Children with Life-Threatening Illness
- Art Therapy and Motor Neurone Disease
- Art Therapy for People with HIV and AIDS
- Art Therapy in the Community
- Art Therapy in Bereavement
- Art Therapy Bereavement Groups for Children
The pack also introduces the work of The Creative Response and Art Therapy in palliative care. Copies are available for £3.50 (incl p&p)
Art Therapy in Palliative Care – the Creative Response
Members of Creative Response also contributed to the book ‘Art Therapy in Palliative Care – the Creative Response’ M Pratt and MJM Wood (eds) 1998, Routledge, London.
Contents
Introduction and Foreward
- Foreword by Dame Cicely Saunders
- Preface by Dr Michael Kearney
- Introduction
Part 1
- What is art therapy? MJMWood
- What is palliative care? MJMWood
- Some images of illness: the place of art therapy in the palliative care team – a doctor’s perspective. Peter Kaye with a Postscript by Elizabeth Hall
Part 2
- Getting started: introducing the art therapy service and the individual’s first experiences. Jackie Coote
- What lies within us: individuals in a Marie Curie Hospice. Gill Thomas
- The search for a model which opens: open group at the Royal Marsden Hospital. Camilla Connell
- Will the kitchen table do? Art therapy in the community. Simon Bell
- The story board: reflections on group art therapy. Sheila Mayo
- A narrow ledge: art therapy at the London Lighthouse. Ann Bartholomew
- The butterfly garden: art therapy with HIV/AIDS prisoners. Val Beaver
- The body as art: individual session with a man with AIDS. Michele JMWood
- The invisible injury: adolescent griefwork group. Mandy Pratt
- From psychiatry to psycho-oncology: personal reflections on the use of art therapy with cancer patients. Paula Luzatto
- Sunbeams and icebergs, meteorites and daisies: a cancer patient’s experience of art therapy. Barbara Morley
