ABSTRACT
This conclusion presents some closing thoughts on key concepts discussed in the preceding chapters of this book. The predominating psychoanalytic model of art therapy in Britain which emerged during the 1980s and which still continues, is a very serious and effective one and has given rise to excellent theory and practice. Being very limited by time and constraints of 'targets' to get patients 'out' of hospital. Movements that take our work into the 'community' perhaps into shared spaces with artists and art centres, into galleries and museums without losing the integrity of our practice could be a way forward. The book suggests that the some of the introductory psychodrama training as helpful, and if the opportunity arises, attend Yvonne Agazarian's workshops when she comes to the UK or runs them at the international conferences. It ensures that nobody is left alone carrying the group's material.
