As more hospitals and medical centers begin to recognize the importance of incorporating art therapy into their services, information about working with the pediatric population is a necessity. This collection offers essential guidance for art therapists on the practice of medical art therapy with children and young people, and the role of the art therapist in working alongside medical staff.
As more hospitals and medical centers begin to recognize the importance of incorporating art therapy into their services, information about working with the pediatric population is a necessity. This collection offers essential guidance for art therapists on the practice of medical art therapy with children and young people, and the role of the art therapist in working alongside medical staff.
Michelle Itczak is Assistant Professor in the Department of Counseling/Art Therapy at the University of Indianapolis and also works in private practice. Michelle was the founding art therapist of the art therapy program at Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health. She lives in Indianapolis, US.
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Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1. The Many Hats of a Pediatric Medical Art Therapist (Michelle Itczak). 2. Infection Control and Art Supplies (Andrea Davis). 3. Extending your Reach (Julia Gant and Anna Moore). 4. Art from the Heart (Natasha Westrich-Wood). 5. Pain and Perseverance (Megan Belcher). 6. Advocacy through Innovation (Abbien Crowley Ciucci). 7. Therapy Dolls with Patients and Siblings in Children's Palliative Care (Josie Mahoney). 8. 'In Memory Of...' Terminal Illness and Bereavement (Kayleigh Orr). 9. Multidisciplinary Engagement and Cultural Considerations When Working with Adolescents Affected by Cancer (Nana Zhvitiashvili). 10. Narrative, Positive and Mindfulness-based Art Therapy (Aimee O'Neill). 11. Explorations of Intersectionality in Outpatient Art Psychotherapy with Adolescents Requiring Blood Transfusions (Kristen Catchpole). 12. Art Therapy in Pediatric Hematology-Oncology as Trauma-Informed Care (Tracy Councill). 13. Art Therapy on a Pediatric Burn Unit (Megan Belcher). Appendices.
Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1. The Many Hats of a Pediatric Medical Art Therapist (Michelle Itczak). 2. Infection Control and Art Supplies (Andrea Davis). 3. Extending your Reach (Julia Gant and Anna Moore). 4. Art from the Heart (Natasha Westrich-Wood). 5. Pain and Perseverance (Megan Belcher). 6. Advocacy through Innovation (Abbien Crowley Ciucci). 7. Therapy Dolls with Patients and Siblings in Children's Palliative Care (Josie Mahoney). 8. 'In Memory Of...' Terminal Illness and Bereavement (Kayleigh Orr). 9. Multidisciplinary Engagement and Cultural Considerations When Working with Adolescents Affected by Cancer (Nana Zhvitiashvili). 10. Narrative, Positive and Mindfulness-based Art Therapy (Aimee O'Neill). 11. Explorations of Intersectionality in Outpatient Art Psychotherapy with Adolescents Requiring Blood Transfusions (Kristen Catchpole). 12. Art Therapy in Pediatric Hematology-Oncology as Trauma-Informed Care (Tracy Councill). 13. Art Therapy on a Pediatric Burn Unit (Megan Belcher). Appendices.
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