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      50 Clinicians From 20 Countries Share Their Stories

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      Exploring Ethical Dilemmas in Art Therapy book

      50 Clinicians From 20 Countries Share Their Stories
      Edited ByAudrey Di Maria
      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 2019
      eBook Published 9 April 2019
      Pub. Location New York
      Imprint Routledge
      DOI https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315545493
      Pages 490
      eBook ISBN 9781315545493
      Subjects Behavioral Sciences, Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing & Allied Health
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      Di Maria, A. (Ed.). (2019). Exploring Ethical Dilemmas in Art Therapy: 50 Clinicians From 20 Countries Share Their Stories (1st ed.). Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315545493

      ABSTRACT

      Exploring Ethical Dilemmas in Art Therapy: 50 Clinicians From 20 Countries Share Their Stories presents a global collection of first-person accounts detailing the ethical issues that arise during art therapists’ work. Grouped according to themes such as discrimination and inclusion, confidentiality, and scope of practice, chapters by experienced art therapists from 20 different countries explore difficult situations across a variety of practitioner roles, client diagnoses, and cultural contexts. In reflecting upon their own courses of action when faced with these issues, the authors acknowledge missteps as well as successes, allowing readers to learn from their mistakes. Offering a unique presentation centered on diverse vignettes with important lessons and ethical takeaways highlighted throughout, this exciting new volume will be an invaluable resource to all future and current art therapists, as well as to other mental health professionals.

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      part Part I|2 pages

      Looking Beneath the Surface

      chapter 1|9 pages

      Factors That Can Influence the Ethical Decision-Making Process

      ByAudrey Di Maria

      chapter 2|11 pages

      Informed Consent and More

      Positioning the Private Practice Contract at the Crossroads of the Art Therapist’s Ethical, Clinical, Financial, and Legal Responsibilities
      ByAnne Mills

      part Part II|2 pages

      The Ethical Dilemmas

      part |2 pages

      Assumptions, Discrimination, Exclusion

      chapter 3|9 pages

      After the Typhoon

      We Brought Art Materials, They Wanted Coffee
      ByRegina A. Alfonso Maria

      chapter 4|7 pages

      Art Therapist? Yes. Minister? That, Too!

      Ethical Issues That May Arise When One Has Dual Roles
      ByMartina E. Martin

      chapter 5|7 pages

      Can Biases Ever be Right?

      The Ethics of Working Internationally as an Art Therapist, a Trainer, and a Professor
      ByHeidi Bardot

      chapter 6|5 pages

      Culturally Adaptive Art Therapy Practice

      Is it Ethical?
      ByMercedes Ballbé ter Maat

      chapter 7|7 pages

      Do No More Harm

      The Ethical Practice of Art Therapy with Hospitalized Adults Who Have Severe and Persistent Mental Illness
      ByDeirdre M. Cogan

      chapter 8|6 pages

      Not Just Another Old Person

      Art Therapy with Those Who Strive for Autonomy and Respect within a Culture of Invisibility
      ByEmery Hurst Mikel

      chapter 9|8 pages

      Redressing Social Injustice

      Transcending and Transforming the Borders of Art Therapy Training in South Africa
      ByHayley Berman

      chapter 10|7 pages

      Translation of the Therapeutic Language

      Can One Teach or Practice Art Therapy Ethically Without Considering Culture?
      BySojung Park

      chapter 11|6 pages

      Walking a New Path

      Ethical Considerations in Indigenizing Art Therapy in Canada
      ByJennifer Vivian

      part |2 pages

      Confidentiality

      chapter 12|6 pages

      A Part of, Yet Separate

      Ethical Issues Arising in Art Therapy with Combat Service Members and Their Families
      ByPaula Howie

      chapter 13|7 pages

      ‘But I Am Understanding That You Mean To Say . . .’

      The Use of Language Interpreters in Art Therapy
      ByElaine S. Goldberg

      chapter 14|7 pages

      Ethics and Morality on the Stand

      Art Therapist as Expert Witness
      ByDavid E. Gussak

      chapter 15|7 pages

      No Man, or Woman, Is an Island— Especially on an Island

      Practicing Art Therapy in the West Indies
      ByKarina Donald

      chapter 16|6 pages

      When “Client” is Plural

      Confidentiality in Art Therapy with Groups, Families, and Couples
      ByMary Ellen Ruff

      chapter 17|7 pages

      Youth Behind Bars

      Ethical Issues That Confront Art Therapists Who Work in Juvenile Detention Centers
      ByJane Scott

      part |2 pages

      Conflicting Interests

      chapter 18|7 pages

      An American Art Therapist in France

      30 Years of Teaching and Supervising European Art Therapists and Practicing Art Therapy
      ByElizabeth Stone

      chapter 19|7 pages

      Art for Sale?

      Using Client Art for Promotional Purposes
      ByLisa Raye Garlock

      chapter 20|7 pages

      Art Therapy in Chile

      The Ethical Challenges and Dilemmas of an Emerging Professional Practice
      ByReyes H. Pamela

      chapter 21|7 pages

      ‘I Am Not Disordered, I Am Special’

      Ethical Issues Faced by Art Therapists in the Evolving World of Children with Special Needs
      ByLaurie Mowry-Hesler

      chapter 22|6 pages

      If Not for the Grace of God, There Go I

      The Ethical Challenges of Providing Art Therapy and Other Services to Those Who Are Homeless
      ByGwendolyn M. Short

      chapter 23|6 pages

      ‘It’s Not Even My Fault’

      Ethical Issues Encountered in Providing Art Therapy for Those Who Have Been Injured on the Job
      ByDonald J. Cutcher

      chapter 24|8 pages

      My Top Ten Ethical Pet Peeves

      An Art Therapist Reflects Upon a Career Working in Psychiatric Settings
      ByCharlotte G. Boston

      chapter 25|8 pages

      Separation of Church and State

      Parochial Politics, Third-Party Payers, and Art Therapy for an Individual with Complex Trauma, Eating Disorder, and Dissociative Identity Disorder
      ByMichelle L. Dean

      part |2 pages

      Multiple Roles

      chapter 26|7 pages

      Actually, Hong Kong Is a Small Town

      Art Therapy and Multiple Relationships within a Community
      ByJordan S. Potash

      chapter 27|6 pages

      Avenues and Barriers of Dual Roles

      Ethics and the Art Therapist as Researcher
      ByRichard Carolan

      chapter 28|6 pages

      Hovering Between Art Education and “Art Therapy”

      The Ethical Perspective of a Ghanaian Art Educator
      ByMavis Osei

      chapter 29|9 pages

      It’s Not All Academic

      Addressing Non-academic Ethical Issues That Arise in Art Therapy Education
      ByMary Roberts

      chapter 30|6 pages

      Testifying on the Termination of Parental Rights

      Art Therapy and Case Management in an Early Intervention Program
      ByCheryl Doby-Copeland

      chapter 31|8 pages

      The Art Therapist/Art Teacher

      Practicing Ethically in Treatment Settings and School Settings
      ByBarbara Mandel

      part |2 pages

      Scope of Practice

      chapter 32|7 pages

      Adapting the Instinctual Trauma Response Model to Meet the Needs of Clients in Ukraine

      Ethical Considerations
      ByIryna Natalushko

      chapter 33|11 pages

      Apps, Telehealth, and Art Therapy

      Online Treatment and Ethical Issues for the Digital Age
      ByEllen G. Horovitz

      chapter 34|6 pages

      A Safe Space, Standards, and “Gut Feelings”

      Ethics and Cultural Diversity in Art Therapy Training Groups
      ByDiane Waller

      chapter 35|7 pages

      But Who Really Is On First?

      Art Therapy as Collaborative Treatment for Trauma Disorders
      ByTally Tripp

      chapter 36|7 pages

      Ethical Concerns when Applying Drawing to Promote Memory

      Research Conducted in Iceland
      ByUnnur Ottarsdottir

      chapter 37|6 pages

      My First Year as an Art Therapist in India

      Ethical, Cultural, Logistical, and Supervisory Issues
      BySangeeta Prasad

      chapter 38|6 pages

      The Mini Art Therapeutic Session Program in a School Setting in Japan

      ByYuriko Ichiki, Mercedes Ballbé ter Maat

      chapter 39|7 pages

      Traveling without My GPS

      Creating the First 100% Online Art Therapy Master’s Degree Program
      ByPenelope Orr

      chapter 40|7 pages

      Widening the Lens of Ethical Practice in Art Therapy

      Visual Free Speech and the Inclusive Studio Environment
      ByMichael A. Franklin

      part |2 pages

      Transference and Counter-transference

      chapter 41|7 pages

      An Open Book

      How Does a Bereaved Art Therapist Maintain Boundaries with Bereaved Clients?
      BySharon Strouse

      chapter 42|8 pages

      Boys Will Be Boys

      Men, Ethics, and Art Therapy
      ByMichael Pretzer

      chapter 43|6 pages

      Coloring Inside the Rooms

      Art Therapy in Residential Substance and Gambling Addiction Treatment
      ByTodd C. Stonnell

      chapter 44|10 pages

      Gaza Was Different

      Ethical Issues That Arose on an Art Therapy Journey in the Middle East
      ByShirin Yaish

      chapter 45|7 pages

      Is All Art Making Ethical?

      Dilemmas Posed in the Making of Response Art by Australian Art Therapy Trainees
      ByPatricia Fenner, Libby Byrne

      chapter 46|13 pages

      Multiple Roles in Art Therapy Supervision

      Using El Duende One-Canvas Process Painting
      ByAbbe Miller

      chapter 47|7 pages

      Trauma and Displaced Aggression

      An Art Therapist Works with Refugees in Sweden
      ByCatherine Rogers Jonsson

      part |2 pages

      The Abuse of Power

      chapter 48|10 pages

      If You Don’t Stand for Something, You’ll Fall for Anything

      Finding Courage When Asked to Do Wrong
      ByLeslie Milofsky

      part Part III|2 pages

      Drawing to a Close

      chapter 49|6 pages

      Finishing Art Therapy without the Work Unraveling

      Ethical Issues in Terminating Long-term Therapy with Children
      ByP. Gussie Klorer

      chapter 50|10 pages

      When the Art Therapist Is Ready to Leave Before the Client Is

      The Ethical Challenges of Closing a Clinical Practice
      ByDeborah A. Good
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