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12 Cards in this Set
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Margaret Naumberg |
Art form is symbolic communication between client and therapist. Manifest unconscious imagery. |
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Victor Lowenfield |
Educator whose developmental theory of childrens artistic development still used today. |
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Edith Kramer |
Third hand theory.
Firm believer that doing the art itself is therapeutic and did not have to interpret for it to be meaningful. |
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Sigmund Freud |
One strong proponent in understanding symbolism in patients art. Introduced sublimation and free association. |
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Carl Jung |
Studied mandala concept. Spiritual art form that became basic art therapy tool. Circle is earliest representation of self |
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Active Imagination |
Art is direct link to unconscious. Active relationship with imagery, this relationship is what is being referred to. |
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Buck |
H-T-P (house tree person) test. Issues related to home, environment and self. |
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Machover |
Draw a person test |
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Whinnicott |
Art as communication between child and therapist. Squiggle game |
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Rubin |
Integrated art, creative play, art education and psychotherapy. Worked with special needs children. |
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Kellog |
Universal images. Common forms and configurations. |
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Silver |
Drawings reflect cognitive skills. draw a story test. |
