[Self-Study] GM15 - Growing with Grief: An Art Therapy Curriculum to Prevent Complicated Bereavement

Carolyn Brown Treadon, Alicia Seymour

The curriculum was developed to address the diverse needs of grieving individuals by combining empirically supported grief models with art therapy directives. By effectively addressing the needs of grieving clients it aims to prevent the development of complicated grief.

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Open to view video. Symptoms of psychosis can be challenging to manage, and all-consuming for those experiencing them. This session reviews a case study exploring how mindfulness art therapy can serve as a beneficial intervention for psychosis. It reveals improvements in disorganized thinking, delusions, attention span, emotion regulation, and ability to socialize with others.
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Up to 1.00 credits available  |  Certificate available