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[Self-Study] Transcending Tech Media for Art Therapy: Scanography
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Scanography, also spelled Scannography or called Scanner Art and Scanner Photography, are the various names for the processes to create a digital image using a flatbed scanner, and in ways the manufacturers had not originally planned.
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Dr. Natalie Carlton
Dr. Natalie Carlton, ATR-BC, LPCC, has multi-systemic art therapy and counseling experiences from urban addiction/recovery and psychiatric in-patient settings to community-based, studio art therapy services for rural youth, adults, and families. As a board-certified art therapist and licensed counselor in New Mexico for 20 years, she worked with children, youth and family systems, people with developmental disabilities and chronic psychiatric illnesses, and within trauma and addiction recovery models. Justice, systems, feminism, and queer theories have been grounding orientations for the therapy support and access Carlton has provided and are her base for her current graduate teaching and leadership.
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