Navigating Art Therapy

Absorption in art-making: CW

Abuse: The creation of discontinuities of experience: CC

Access to art: CW

Act of painting: CW

Acting out: DN

Action painting: Impact on art therapy: LR

Active imagination: EW

Acute states: CT

Adamson, Edward (1912–1996): CW

Adaptations of practice: CW

Adaptations of practice with adolescents: AMB

Addiction: CW

Addiction and art therapy: CW

Adhesive identification with animals: CC

Adolescence and neurological research: AMB

Advertising: CW

Advice: CW

Aesthetic counter-transference: JS

Aesthetic philosophy in art therapy: CW

Aetiology or etiology: CW

Agency: CW

Aggression: As a component of depression: DN

Alchemy: SaW

Alienation: CW

Amodality: RL

Amplification: RL

Analytical art psychotherapy: JS

Anger and art therapy: MLieb

Anima and animus: CW

Animals: CC

Animation: CC

Anthropology of mark-making: EW

Anticipatory guidance in art therapy: KH

Anticipatory guidance, worse/better paradigm: KH

Anti-psychiatry: CW

Archetype: MAm

Art and materials in contemporary aesthetic philosophy: KO

Art and sublimation: KJ

Art as a discourse: JMa

Art as metaphor: MEd

Art brut: CW

Art made by art therapists: AJG

Art materials: CW

Art of the insane: CW

Art supplies: CW

Art therapy: CW

Art therapy and art activities: MLieb

Art therapy approaches for particular clients: CW

Art therapy object: MC

Art therapy RCTs: CW

Artists: CW

Artists and reparation: MAm

Art-making as a defence: CW

Art-making leftovers: KM

Artwork and outcome measures: HG

Artworks and discourses of men and women with learning disabilities: BD and RT

Assessment and formulation: CW

Attachment framework: TBo

Attraction to and copying pictures: CC

Audit: AJG

Autistic spectrum disorders and art therapy: SWB

Bachelard, Gaston (1884–1962): CW

Balint groups and image consultation groups: RL

Baring the phenomenon: JS

Beuys, Joseph (1921–1984): KO

Blake, William (1757–1827): CW

Blank periods or threshold difficulty: MEd

Blank sheet of paper: MEd

Bleulers: Psychiatrists father and son: CW

Block: LR

Borderline personality disorder (BPD): DN

Boundaries: MAm

Bourgeois, Louise: JM

Brain injury and art therapy: SaW

Brief and short-term art psychotherapy: LR

Brief and short-term psychotherapy: LR

Brief dynamic art psychotherapy: DN

British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT): CW

Case studies: AJG

Catharsis: CW

Challenging behaviour: People with learning disabilities: SWB

Champernowne, Irene (1901–1976): CW

Child development: MPr

Circle: DJ

Class: CW

Clay: SAVL

Clinical guidelines: AJG

Clinical guidelines in art therapy: CW

Collaborative research teams: CW

Collage: CH

Colouring: CW

Colours and active imagination: DE

Comic strips: MLieb

Communication with men and women with learning disabilities: SHack

Complex homelessness: An art therapy model: JJ

Complexity and pain contained in an artwork: TD

Computers in the art room: MWa

Concentration: PW

Conflict resolution: MLieb

Confusional or entangled children: CC

Consent: CW

Container/contained: TD

Containment: DE

Containment and counter-transference: HG

Contemporary period of art therapy: CW

Context and practice: MLieb

Continuous projection and difficulties in symbolising: TD

Coping strategies that use dreams and art-making: DK and BL

Corbaz, Aloïse: CW

Cosmologies or underlying beliefs: CW

Counter-transference: FD

Counter-transference captivity: HG

Cracked pots: HG

Cradle to grave: The NHS: CW

Creation of art in therapy: MEd

Creative life: CH

Creativity in the person-centred approach: DG

Cross-cultural influences: Taoism and nature: ML

Crucible: SaW

Curating and visual research: AJG

Cutting out and cutting up: CC

Damage to mental health: CW

Deaf clients and scene-setting: MH

Deaf clients and the invisible screen: MH

Death images: JHar

Deconstruction: SSk

Defend or abwehr: KM

Delight and disgust in the abject: LR

Dementia art therapy clinical guidelines: DW

Dementia impact on client and therapist: DW

Deserving and undeserving: The Poor Law, the workhouse, and the asylum: CW

Destructive narcissism: HG

Diagnostic systems in psychiatry: CW

Diagrammatic image: JS

Dialectical theory: SSk

Digital photography: MAt

Directive and non-directive styles of work: CW

Disposal and endings in brief work: DN

Disposal of artwork: DE

Dissociation: MAm

Distributive transference and the importance of teamwork: CT

Dolls: CW

Drawing: DEg

Drawing a line: MEd

Drawings made by clients: CW

Dreams: MAm

DSM systems of diagnosis: CW

Eating disorders: CW

Eating disorders: Themes-based art therapy groups in specialised teams: PBa

Ego and id: CW

Ego mechanisms of defence: HG

Ehrenzweig, Anton: SSk

Embodied/embodiment: MAm

Embodied image: JS

Emotional life for men and women with learning disabilities: BD and RT

Empathy: CW

Endings: DE

Erotic transference and counter-transference: CW

European art therapy: DW

Evidence-based practice: AJG

Evolutionary psychology and art-making: ML

Evolutionary psychology and cave art: ML

Expression: TD

Facture: CW

Family work: MLieb

Fear (of the image): EW

Female body: LR

Female gaze: LR

Feminist art therapy: SH

Fetish: JS

Film Studio Ghibli and Miyazaki (Hayao): MAt

First period of British art therapy history: CW

Fool images: MJR

Football: DE

Formative function of the art medium: JS

Free association through art: TD

Freudian symbols: DE

Future cities: CW

Gaze: MAm

Gaze and glance: LR

Gentle dragon: JHar

Géricault and physiognomy: CW

Gestalt in art and psychotherapy: DG

Graffiti and art therapy: SC

Griffins, gargoyles, and gremlins: CW

Group analytic approach to art therapy (after Foulkes): GMc

Group analytic psychotherapy citing Foulkes: FD

Group coherence: PBr

Group conductor role: DW

Group interactive art therapy: DW

Group matrix in visual form: JMa

Group process knowledge in art therapy: CW

Group work models in art therapy: MLieb

Groups and organisations: DAM

Health: CW

Health Professions Council (HPC): CW

Heterosexism and the heterosexual lens: JD

Heuristic research: LR

Hierarchies of evidence: AJG

Hill (Adrian) on painting: DW

History of psychiatry's use of art: CW

Homework

ICD systems of psychiatric diagnosis: CW

Id: CW

Ideology and psychiatric diagnosis: CW

Image in law citing BAAT: CW

Imagery and clay work of confusional or entangled children: CC

Images used to convey the ‘action' of violence: KR

Immanent articulation: JS

In the box: loss and bereavement for people with a learning disability: SHack

Inner art: CW

Inner autonomy: KM

Internet use and mental health: CW

Interpersonal learning in groups: DW

Interpretation as a participant in the process: TD

Interpretation perspectives: DE

Interpretations, Jung's approach: MEd

Intersubjectivity: SSk

Intuition: RL

Invocations, ex-votas, or retrablos: CW

Irigaray, feminism, and art therapy: SSk

Journals/sketchbooks: CW

Journeying: CW

Jung on creation: MEd

Jung's personal uses of art: MEd

Keening: CW

Kindness: CW

Klein and creativity: DE

Knowledge of materials: CW

Kraepelin and perceptions of schizophrenia: CW

Kramer, Edith: DW

Kusama and the artist's experience of psychosis: CW

Lacan, Jacques (1901–1981): KJ

Laing, Joyce: DW

Laing, R. D. and Goffman, E.: CW

Lateness: CW

Leaflets: PBa

Learning circle: KH

Learning disabilities: Art therapy as psychotherapy: BD an d RT

Learning disability definitions: SWB

Legend:JA

Life of a symbol: AGol

Life of the picture: JS

Liminality: CS

Linking personal and political: MJR

Literature review

Living and dying: CW

Loneliness: CW

Looked-after children (also called children in care): MMc

Looking: DW

Looking and visual research: AJG

Looking down in disability: BD

Looking-down ritual: BD

Lyddiatt, E. M.: CW

MacGregor, John: CW

Magical thinking: MAm

Making meaning: DK and BL

Male gaze: LR

Male socialisation: MLieb

Marks: CW

Masks: KM

Masquerade: LR

Materials and image in assessment: KT

Maturation in adolescence and the uses of art therapy: AMB

Measurement of men and women with learning disabilities: BD and RT

Mediating function of the art object: JS

Men using art therapy: MLieb

Mental health: CW

Mental health treatments: CW

Mentalisation: DN

Menzies-Lyth: CP

Metaphor (framed and unframed): DE

Metaphor (linguistic): CW

Metaphor (visual): DE

Milner (Marion) on outline: DE

Milner (Marion) on the therapeutic frame: DE

Milner (Marion) on using art materials: DE

Mind-forged manacles: CW

Mindful ness: AP

Mise-en-scene in the therapy room: CC

Monotype or monoprint techniques: CH

Monsters, dragons, and demons: JHar

Moral treatment: CW

Mourning and melancholia: CW

Mourning the lost object: DN

Mourning with a therapist: DN

Muse and duende: MHZ

Mutative metaphor(s): CT

Myth: JA

Mythologies and the participant observer: SR

Narrative: JA

Naumburg: DW

Negative space: MAm

Negative transference: DN

Neurological art therapy: DAM

Non-art: DW

Non-directive approach

Note-keeping citing BAAT: CW

Novel citing Boyd: CW

Object: DE

Object relations: Destructive narcissism/negative therapeutic reaction: DAM

Object relations: Schizoid anxieties and claustrophobic symptoms: DAM

Object relations theories: DE

Object relationships: DE

Offenders using art therapy: MLieb

On Not Being Able to Paint by Marion Milner: DE

Organisations regulating and representing art therapists: CW

Outcome measures: LR

Outcomes for ‘looked-after children': MMc

Outsider art: CW

Paint: CW

Painting: CW

Palliative care: MW

Paranoid-schizoid and depressive ‘positions': DN

Participative art practice: JMa

Patient choice and influence in research: LR

Patient choice in treatment: LR

Peat: RC

Pell, Cynthia (1933–1977): CW

Person-centred approach to art therapy: DG

Personification: KH

Picture within the frame: DE

Play: CW

Play technique: CW

Pleasure: MC

Popular culture: CW

Portable Studio: DK and BL

Postmodernist art therapy: SH

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and art psychotherapy: DN

Potential space or intermediate area: DN

Poverty: CW

Power: CW

Power of myth-making, Beuys, and the Tartars: CR and PB

Power of the patient in moral treatment: CW

Premature interpretation citing Dalley, Rifkind, and Terry: CW

Print-making without a press in art therapy: CH

Process: EW

Process model for art therapy: DW

Procrastination: MEd

Professional conduct and misconduct: CW

Professional titles: Arts psychotherapies and Arts therapies: JD

Professionalization: DW

Projective identification: DN

Projective identification: A Kleinian perspective: DE

Projective identification and empathy: DE

Psyche-social: CW

Psychiatric diagnosis as labelling: JD

Psychiatry: CW

Psychiatry, psychoanalysis, poverty, and class: CW

Psychoanalytic accounts of the unconscious: CW

Psycho-neuro-immunology: JHar

Psychosis and art therapy: CW

Psychosocial approach: DK and BL

Psychotic processes: CW

Push-and-pull effect of imagery: KM

Qualitative research: AJG

Quantitative research: AJG

Race and culture: MLieb

Randomised Controlled Trials (RCTs): KJ

Reason: PB

Red for Goldsworthy: CW

Reductive interpretation: SH

Reflection: MAm

Reflective counter-transference: CC

Refractive transference: CC

Rehabilitation: CW

Remembering and forgetting: DK and BL

Reparation: A Kleinian perspective: DE

Reparation using ideas from Judith Herman: MAm

Research critical appraisal: AJG

Resilience and the psychosocial model: DK and BL

Resonance: LR

Retention of artwork by client: MEd

Reverie : KJ

Review with images: CH

Rhyme: PB

Rites of Passage: TD

Ritual: DW

Rodin and drawing: SAVL

Romanticism: CW

Sanctuary: EW

Sand: CC

Scapegoat transference: JS

Scapegoat transference and projective identification: JS

Schizophrenia

Schools establishing art therapy: TBo

Schools using art therapy: CW

Scissors: CC

Sculptural materials: JM

Sculpture: SAVL

Sculpture citing Moore: CW

Second period of British art therapy history: CW

Secondary handicap: BD and RT

Seeing and looking: Phenomenological perspectives: CW

Self-harm: DN

Sense of self: Phenomenological, psychological, and social (nested) selves: PB

Shame: MAm

Sharing paper: MLieb

Sickness/health: MW

Simon, Paul-Max: CW

Simon, Rita: DW

Simplicity of materials: CW

Single-case experimental designs: AJG

Size of materials: CW

Social action art therapy: CW

Social, economic, and cultural context for adolescence: AMB

Social inclusion: CW

Social psychiatry: CW

Spatial awareness and empathy: LG

Spontaneous art: TD

Squiggle game: MLieb

Stone: MJR

Stroke and trauma: DAM

Studios: CW

Stupidity: SSt

Styles of practice: CW

Sublimation theories in art therapy: KJ

Sublimation theories in psychoanalysis: KJ

Sublime: KJ

Super-ego: CW

Supervision: CW

Supportive psychotherapy: CW

Sustaining the therapist in cancer care: CS

Symbol: DJ

Symbolic equation and symbolic representation: DN

Symbolisation: DE

Symbols and collective imagery in group analytic art therapy: GMc

Systematic review: AJG

Taking the piss (TTP): HG

Talisman transference: JS

Techniques of art-making and psychic change: CC

Techniques of art therapy citing Naumburg: TD

Television: CW

Temenos: EW

Terracotta: PH

Themes: MLieb

Therapeutic abstinence: CW

Therapeutic alliance: CW

Therapeutic care: CW

Therapeutic frame: CW

Therapeutic precision: MC

Therapist and play: DE

Therapists' engagement with their own art practice: AJG

Therapy ceremony and tea ceremony (Japanese chado: The path of tea): LG

Therapy for the therapist: TD

Thinking: TD

Third period of British art therapy history: CW

Three-dimensional form: JM

Time disappears: DW and CS

Time-related processing: CT

Token: JS

Trade unions: JD

Training approaches: CW

Training module in the sensitive use of art for non-art therapists: DK and BL

Training thresholds: DW

Transactional object: JS

Transactional object in eating disorders: JS

Transactional object in psychosis: JS

Transcendent function: MEd

Transferable skills and the cultural basis of art therapy knowledge: PB

Transference: JS

Transference and counter-transference in group analytic art therapy: GMc

Transference in palliative care: DH

Transference of feelings that cannot be borne: DE

Transitional object: JS

Trauma: DN

Trauma and homelessness: JJ

Trauma and the aesthetic dimension in art therapy: LG

Triangular relationship: ML

Typewriter and blackboard: CW

Unconscious: CW

Unconscious and art-making in brief work: LR

Unconscious phantasy: DE

Unemployment: CW

Unfolding the meaning of artwork or entfalten: KM

Unhelpful counter-transference in forensic work: CT

User Movements: CW

Vantage points: SAVL

Violation of body boundaries: MAm

Visceral: PBr

Visual culture: AJG

Visual heuristic research: JMa

Visual research methods: AJG

Vitality or lebendigkeit: KM

War wounds: CR and PB

What works for whom?: KJ

Wilde's Dorian Gray: LR

Winnicott, D. W (1896–1971): TD

Without recourse to words: JS

Withymead centre: MEd

Witness and witnessing in art therapy: ML

Witness: When the client cannot ‘speak': SaW

Words written on a picture: JS

Working alliance with men and women with learning disabilities: BD and RT

Working through: CW

Works of art: MEd