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Art Therapy with Military Populations

History, Innovation, and Applications

Art Therapy with Military Populations

History, Innovation, and Applications

Edited ByPaula Howie
Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2017
eBook Published 26 June 2017
Pub. location New York
Imprint Routledge
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.4324/9781315669526
Pages 250 pages
eBook ISBN 9781317364375
SubjectsBehavioral Sciences
KeywordsArt Therapy, Walter Reed National Military Medical, Reed National Military Medical Center, Art Therapy Group, Reed National Military Medical
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Howie, P. (Ed.). (2017). Art Therapy with Military Populations. New York: Routledge, https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315669526
ABOUT THIS BOOK

For decades, art therapy has proved to be a practical treatment for veterans and other military populations suffering from trauma. Art Therapy with Military Populations provides an in-depth overview of both the theoretical and historical bases of art therapy with these groups while also chronicling the latest trends in treatment and the continued expansion of treatment settings. Edited by an art therapist with over 25 years’ experience working with the military and including chapters by a variety of seasoned and innovative clinicians, this comprehensive new volume provides professionals with cutting edge knowledge and interventions for working with military service members and their families. Available for download are employment resources for art therapists who would like to work in military settings, a bonus chapter, historical documents on establishing art therapy, a treatment objectives manual, and resources for art therapists.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter |14 pages
Introduction
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part I|70 pages
Theoretical Background: Understanding and Treating Soldiers and their Families—Formative Experiences
chapter 1|13 pages
Art Therapy with Military and Veteran Populations: A Historical Context
ByMartha Haeseler, Paula Howie
View abstract
chapter 2|11 pages
Psychosis, Attachment, and Trauma
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 3|12 pages
Inpatient Treatment
ByCharlotte Boston, Jeanne Creekmore
View abstract
chapter 4|11 pages
Family Art Therapy Treatment at Walter Reed
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 5|11 pages
Group Art Therapy: The Evolution of Treatment and the Power of Witness
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 6|10 pages
Managing Suicide in the Military
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part II|122 pages
Current Trends in Art Therapy Treatment in Military Settings and the Expansion of Treatment Settings
chapter 7|11 pages
Treating the Wounded Warrior: Cognitive and Neural Aspects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
ByPaul Newhouse, Kimberly Albert
View abstract
chapter 8|13 pages
Complicated Grief: Considerations for Treatment of Military Populations
ByJacqueline P. Jones
View abstract
chapter 9|13 pages
Integrative Approaches to Treating PTSD and TBI: Art Therapy Approaches within the National Intrepid Center of Excellence at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
ByMelissa S. Walker
View abstract
chapter 10|10 pages
The Giant Steps Program: Creating Fellowship and Meaning
ByMartha Haeseler
View abstract
chapter 11|13 pages
Art Therapy with Substance Abuse and Co-occurring Disorders in Military Populations
ByEileen A. McKee
View abstract
chapter 12|10 pages
Using the Instinctual Trauma Response Model in a Military Setting
ByLinda Gantt, Mary Ellen Vesprini
View abstract
chapter 13|8 pages
The Sketch Project: Volunteers Giving Veterans a New Perspective
ByDoris Arrington, Nancy Parfitt Hondros
View abstract
chapter 14|12 pages
Group Therapy and PTSD: Acceptance and Commitment Art Therapy Groups with Vietnam Veterans with PTSD
ByAmy Backos, Corrie Mazzeo
View abstract
chapter 15|10 pages
Art Therapy and the Treatment of Military Sexual Trauma
ByJeff Stadler
View abstract
chapter 16|13 pages
How the Studio and Gallery Experience Benefits Military Members and their Families
ByJennifer DeLucia
View abstract
chapter 17|7 pages
Conclusion
ByPaula Howie
View abstract

For decades, art therapy has proved to be a practical treatment for veterans and other military populations suffering from trauma. Art Therapy with Military Populations provides an in-depth overview of both the theoretical and historical bases of art therapy with these groups while also chronicling the latest trends in treatment and the continued expansion of treatment settings. Edited by an art therapist with over 25 years’ experience working with the military and including chapters by a variety of seasoned and innovative clinicians, this comprehensive new volume provides professionals with cutting edge knowledge and interventions for working with military service members and their families. Available for download are employment resources for art therapists who would like to work in military settings, a bonus chapter, historical documents on establishing art therapy, a treatment objectives manual, and resources for art therapists.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter |14 pages
Introduction
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part I|70 pages
Theoretical Background: Understanding and Treating Soldiers and their Families—Formative Experiences
chapter 1|13 pages
Art Therapy with Military and Veteran Populations: A Historical Context
ByMartha Haeseler, Paula Howie
View abstract
chapter 2|11 pages
Psychosis, Attachment, and Trauma
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 3|12 pages
Inpatient Treatment
ByCharlotte Boston, Jeanne Creekmore
View abstract
chapter 4|11 pages
Family Art Therapy Treatment at Walter Reed
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 5|11 pages
Group Art Therapy: The Evolution of Treatment and the Power of Witness
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 6|10 pages
Managing Suicide in the Military
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part II|122 pages
Current Trends in Art Therapy Treatment in Military Settings and the Expansion of Treatment Settings
chapter 7|11 pages
Treating the Wounded Warrior: Cognitive and Neural Aspects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
ByPaul Newhouse, Kimberly Albert
View abstract
chapter 8|13 pages
Complicated Grief: Considerations for Treatment of Military Populations
ByJacqueline P. Jones
View abstract
chapter 9|13 pages
Integrative Approaches to Treating PTSD and TBI: Art Therapy Approaches within the National Intrepid Center of Excellence at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
ByMelissa S. Walker
View abstract
chapter 10|10 pages
The Giant Steps Program: Creating Fellowship and Meaning
ByMartha Haeseler
View abstract
chapter 11|13 pages
Art Therapy with Substance Abuse and Co-occurring Disorders in Military Populations
ByEileen A. McKee
View abstract
chapter 12|10 pages
Using the Instinctual Trauma Response Model in a Military Setting
ByLinda Gantt, Mary Ellen Vesprini
View abstract
chapter 13|8 pages
The Sketch Project: Volunteers Giving Veterans a New Perspective
ByDoris Arrington, Nancy Parfitt Hondros
View abstract
chapter 14|12 pages
Group Therapy and PTSD: Acceptance and Commitment Art Therapy Groups with Vietnam Veterans with PTSD
ByAmy Backos, Corrie Mazzeo
View abstract
chapter 15|10 pages
Art Therapy and the Treatment of Military Sexual Trauma
ByJeff Stadler
View abstract
chapter 16|13 pages
How the Studio and Gallery Experience Benefits Military Members and their Families
ByJennifer DeLucia
View abstract
chapter 17|7 pages
Conclusion
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
CONTENTS
ABOUT THIS BOOK

For decades, art therapy has proved to be a practical treatment for veterans and other military populations suffering from trauma. Art Therapy with Military Populations provides an in-depth overview of both the theoretical and historical bases of art therapy with these groups while also chronicling the latest trends in treatment and the continued expansion of treatment settings. Edited by an art therapist with over 25 years’ experience working with the military and including chapters by a variety of seasoned and innovative clinicians, this comprehensive new volume provides professionals with cutting edge knowledge and interventions for working with military service members and their families. Available for download are employment resources for art therapists who would like to work in military settings, a bonus chapter, historical documents on establishing art therapy, a treatment objectives manual, and resources for art therapists.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter |14 pages
Introduction
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part I|70 pages
Theoretical Background: Understanding and Treating Soldiers and their Families—Formative Experiences
chapter 1|13 pages
Art Therapy with Military and Veteran Populations: A Historical Context
ByMartha Haeseler, Paula Howie
View abstract
chapter 2|11 pages
Psychosis, Attachment, and Trauma
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 3|12 pages
Inpatient Treatment
ByCharlotte Boston, Jeanne Creekmore
View abstract
chapter 4|11 pages
Family Art Therapy Treatment at Walter Reed
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 5|11 pages
Group Art Therapy: The Evolution of Treatment and the Power of Witness
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 6|10 pages
Managing Suicide in the Military
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part II|122 pages
Current Trends in Art Therapy Treatment in Military Settings and the Expansion of Treatment Settings
chapter 7|11 pages
Treating the Wounded Warrior: Cognitive and Neural Aspects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
ByPaul Newhouse, Kimberly Albert
View abstract
chapter 8|13 pages
Complicated Grief: Considerations for Treatment of Military Populations
ByJacqueline P. Jones
View abstract
chapter 9|13 pages
Integrative Approaches to Treating PTSD and TBI: Art Therapy Approaches within the National Intrepid Center of Excellence at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
ByMelissa S. Walker
View abstract
chapter 10|10 pages
The Giant Steps Program: Creating Fellowship and Meaning
ByMartha Haeseler
View abstract
chapter 11|13 pages
Art Therapy with Substance Abuse and Co-occurring Disorders in Military Populations
ByEileen A. McKee
View abstract
chapter 12|10 pages
Using the Instinctual Trauma Response Model in a Military Setting
ByLinda Gantt, Mary Ellen Vesprini
View abstract
chapter 13|8 pages
The Sketch Project: Volunteers Giving Veterans a New Perspective
ByDoris Arrington, Nancy Parfitt Hondros
View abstract
chapter 14|12 pages
Group Therapy and PTSD: Acceptance and Commitment Art Therapy Groups with Vietnam Veterans with PTSD
ByAmy Backos, Corrie Mazzeo
View abstract
chapter 15|10 pages
Art Therapy and the Treatment of Military Sexual Trauma
ByJeff Stadler
View abstract
chapter 16|13 pages
How the Studio and Gallery Experience Benefits Military Members and their Families
ByJennifer DeLucia
View abstract
chapter 17|7 pages
Conclusion
ByPaula Howie
View abstract

For decades, art therapy has proved to be a practical treatment for veterans and other military populations suffering from trauma. Art Therapy with Military Populations provides an in-depth overview of both the theoretical and historical bases of art therapy with these groups while also chronicling the latest trends in treatment and the continued expansion of treatment settings. Edited by an art therapist with over 25 years’ experience working with the military and including chapters by a variety of seasoned and innovative clinicians, this comprehensive new volume provides professionals with cutting edge knowledge and interventions for working with military service members and their families. Available for download are employment resources for art therapists who would like to work in military settings, a bonus chapter, historical documents on establishing art therapy, a treatment objectives manual, and resources for art therapists.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter |14 pages
Introduction
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part I|70 pages
Theoretical Background: Understanding and Treating Soldiers and their Families—Formative Experiences
chapter 1|13 pages
Art Therapy with Military and Veteran Populations: A Historical Context
ByMartha Haeseler, Paula Howie
View abstract
chapter 2|11 pages
Psychosis, Attachment, and Trauma
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 3|12 pages
Inpatient Treatment
ByCharlotte Boston, Jeanne Creekmore
View abstract
chapter 4|11 pages
Family Art Therapy Treatment at Walter Reed
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 5|11 pages
Group Art Therapy: The Evolution of Treatment and the Power of Witness
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 6|10 pages
Managing Suicide in the Military
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part II|122 pages
Current Trends in Art Therapy Treatment in Military Settings and the Expansion of Treatment Settings
chapter 7|11 pages
Treating the Wounded Warrior: Cognitive and Neural Aspects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
ByPaul Newhouse, Kimberly Albert
View abstract
chapter 8|13 pages
Complicated Grief: Considerations for Treatment of Military Populations
ByJacqueline P. Jones
View abstract
chapter 9|13 pages
Integrative Approaches to Treating PTSD and TBI: Art Therapy Approaches within the National Intrepid Center of Excellence at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
ByMelissa S. Walker
View abstract
chapter 10|10 pages
The Giant Steps Program: Creating Fellowship and Meaning
ByMartha Haeseler
View abstract
chapter 11|13 pages
Art Therapy with Substance Abuse and Co-occurring Disorders in Military Populations
ByEileen A. McKee
View abstract
chapter 12|10 pages
Using the Instinctual Trauma Response Model in a Military Setting
ByLinda Gantt, Mary Ellen Vesprini
View abstract
chapter 13|8 pages
The Sketch Project: Volunteers Giving Veterans a New Perspective
ByDoris Arrington, Nancy Parfitt Hondros
View abstract
chapter 14|12 pages
Group Therapy and PTSD: Acceptance and Commitment Art Therapy Groups with Vietnam Veterans with PTSD
ByAmy Backos, Corrie Mazzeo
View abstract
chapter 15|10 pages
Art Therapy and the Treatment of Military Sexual Trauma
ByJeff Stadler
View abstract
chapter 16|13 pages
How the Studio and Gallery Experience Benefits Military Members and their Families
ByJennifer DeLucia
View abstract
chapter 17|7 pages
Conclusion
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
ABOUT THIS BOOK
ABOUT THIS BOOK

For decades, art therapy has proved to be a practical treatment for veterans and other military populations suffering from trauma. Art Therapy with Military Populations provides an in-depth overview of both the theoretical and historical bases of art therapy with these groups while also chronicling the latest trends in treatment and the continued expansion of treatment settings. Edited by an art therapist with over 25 years’ experience working with the military and including chapters by a variety of seasoned and innovative clinicians, this comprehensive new volume provides professionals with cutting edge knowledge and interventions for working with military service members and their families. Available for download are employment resources for art therapists who would like to work in military settings, a bonus chapter, historical documents on establishing art therapy, a treatment objectives manual, and resources for art therapists.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter |14 pages
Introduction
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part I|70 pages
Theoretical Background: Understanding and Treating Soldiers and their Families—Formative Experiences
chapter 1|13 pages
Art Therapy with Military and Veteran Populations: A Historical Context
ByMartha Haeseler, Paula Howie
View abstract
chapter 2|11 pages
Psychosis, Attachment, and Trauma
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 3|12 pages
Inpatient Treatment
ByCharlotte Boston, Jeanne Creekmore
View abstract
chapter 4|11 pages
Family Art Therapy Treatment at Walter Reed
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 5|11 pages
Group Art Therapy: The Evolution of Treatment and the Power of Witness
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 6|10 pages
Managing Suicide in the Military
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part II|122 pages
Current Trends in Art Therapy Treatment in Military Settings and the Expansion of Treatment Settings
chapter 7|11 pages
Treating the Wounded Warrior: Cognitive and Neural Aspects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
ByPaul Newhouse, Kimberly Albert
View abstract
chapter 8|13 pages
Complicated Grief: Considerations for Treatment of Military Populations
ByJacqueline P. Jones
View abstract
chapter 9|13 pages
Integrative Approaches to Treating PTSD and TBI: Art Therapy Approaches within the National Intrepid Center of Excellence at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
ByMelissa S. Walker
View abstract
chapter 10|10 pages
The Giant Steps Program: Creating Fellowship and Meaning
ByMartha Haeseler
View abstract
chapter 11|13 pages
Art Therapy with Substance Abuse and Co-occurring Disorders in Military Populations
ByEileen A. McKee
View abstract
chapter 12|10 pages
Using the Instinctual Trauma Response Model in a Military Setting
ByLinda Gantt, Mary Ellen Vesprini
View abstract
chapter 13|8 pages
The Sketch Project: Volunteers Giving Veterans a New Perspective
ByDoris Arrington, Nancy Parfitt Hondros
View abstract
chapter 14|12 pages
Group Therapy and PTSD: Acceptance and Commitment Art Therapy Groups with Vietnam Veterans with PTSD
ByAmy Backos, Corrie Mazzeo
View abstract
chapter 15|10 pages
Art Therapy and the Treatment of Military Sexual Trauma
ByJeff Stadler
View abstract
chapter 16|13 pages
How the Studio and Gallery Experience Benefits Military Members and their Families
ByJennifer DeLucia
View abstract
chapter 17|7 pages
Conclusion
ByPaula Howie
View abstract

For decades, art therapy has proved to be a practical treatment for veterans and other military populations suffering from trauma. Art Therapy with Military Populations provides an in-depth overview of both the theoretical and historical bases of art therapy with these groups while also chronicling the latest trends in treatment and the continued expansion of treatment settings. Edited by an art therapist with over 25 years’ experience working with the military and including chapters by a variety of seasoned and innovative clinicians, this comprehensive new volume provides professionals with cutting edge knowledge and interventions for working with military service members and their families. Available for download are employment resources for art therapists who would like to work in military settings, a bonus chapter, historical documents on establishing art therapy, a treatment objectives manual, and resources for art therapists.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter |14 pages
Introduction
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part I|70 pages
Theoretical Background: Understanding and Treating Soldiers and their Families—Formative Experiences
chapter 1|13 pages
Art Therapy with Military and Veteran Populations: A Historical Context
ByMartha Haeseler, Paula Howie
View abstract
chapter 2|11 pages
Psychosis, Attachment, and Trauma
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 3|12 pages
Inpatient Treatment
ByCharlotte Boston, Jeanne Creekmore
View abstract
chapter 4|11 pages
Family Art Therapy Treatment at Walter Reed
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 5|11 pages
Group Art Therapy: The Evolution of Treatment and the Power of Witness
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
chapter 6|10 pages
Managing Suicide in the Military
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
part II|122 pages
Current Trends in Art Therapy Treatment in Military Settings and the Expansion of Treatment Settings
chapter 7|11 pages
Treating the Wounded Warrior: Cognitive and Neural Aspects of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
ByPaul Newhouse, Kimberly Albert
View abstract
chapter 8|13 pages
Complicated Grief: Considerations for Treatment of Military Populations
ByJacqueline P. Jones
View abstract
chapter 9|13 pages
Integrative Approaches to Treating PTSD and TBI: Art Therapy Approaches within the National Intrepid Center of Excellence at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
ByMelissa S. Walker
View abstract
chapter 10|10 pages
The Giant Steps Program: Creating Fellowship and Meaning
ByMartha Haeseler
View abstract
chapter 11|13 pages
Art Therapy with Substance Abuse and Co-occurring Disorders in Military Populations
ByEileen A. McKee
View abstract
chapter 12|10 pages
Using the Instinctual Trauma Response Model in a Military Setting
ByLinda Gantt, Mary Ellen Vesprini
View abstract
chapter 13|8 pages
The Sketch Project: Volunteers Giving Veterans a New Perspective
ByDoris Arrington, Nancy Parfitt Hondros
View abstract
chapter 14|12 pages
Group Therapy and PTSD: Acceptance and Commitment Art Therapy Groups with Vietnam Veterans with PTSD
ByAmy Backos, Corrie Mazzeo
View abstract
chapter 15|10 pages
Art Therapy and the Treatment of Military Sexual Trauma
ByJeff Stadler
View abstract
chapter 16|13 pages
How the Studio and Gallery Experience Benefits Military Members and their Families
ByJennifer DeLucia
View abstract
chapter 17|7 pages
Conclusion
ByPaula Howie
View abstract
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