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23 Cards in this Set
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What neurological processes does creating art involve?
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-perception
-imagery -imagination -affect -cognition |
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Left brain responsible for?
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-verbal
-analytical -detail-oriented |
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Right brain responsible for?
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-intuition
-emotion -images |
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Creative arts is a tool for elegant treatment planning by:
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-Examining component parts of creative art activities using activity analysis
-Designing treatment intervention that relates specifically to a client’s needs with contextual and environment perspective -Understanding the objects used in relation to the process and product of the creative activity -Understanding the activity demands on client performance |
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Activity synthesis in creative art:
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-matching appropriately, the activity that you are planning, to the NEEDS, INTERESTS, of the client.
-look at with will be therapeutic for your client. |
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According to Hinojosa and Blount, treatment planning is a complex and intricate act.
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-it incorporates what the client wants but also be elegant in assessing how to modify materials for client
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What is the synthesis process?
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1. activity analysis
2. moves on to grading, adapting, modifying or creating new activities 3. novice therapist must manipulate, utilize, explore materials, techniques, skills and styles before understanding what can be changed 4. OT must utilize creative thinking as well as clinical reasoning to plan treatment |
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Discovery
(Fidler and Velde) |
increases one's own sensitivity and awareness
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Intensification
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heightens our experiences of life
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Expression
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gives form to feelings, perceptions, and thoughts
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Expressions
(Fidler and Velde) |
gives form to feelings, perceptions and thoughts
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Record
(Fidler and Velde) |
history of culture, time and events
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Order
(Fidler and Velde) |
provides structure and rhythm whether in line, movement, lyric or melody
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Integration
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puts together the parts into an aesthetic whole; integrating reality and imagination
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Stimulate
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assists in stretching the imagination and generating new neural connections and understanding
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Empathy
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connects experiences of others with your own
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Communication
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symbolic expression and sharing of messages besides using words
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interpretation
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provides different perspectives about the human experience
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reformation
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allows one to change object forms to influence meaning
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enhancement
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challenges what is beautiful and allows us to experience new perspectives
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What year did the mural arts program begin?
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1984
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Who started the Mural arts program?
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Jane Golden
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What does dance, music and drama require?
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Sensitive awareness of patterns
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