Managing Suicide in the Military

Howie, Paula

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“…8 Art therapists are masters' level trained professionals nationally registered and/or state licensed in the United States. The profession of art therapy originated in the mid-20th century with its roots in psychiatry and education 9 and military trauma, 10 yet there are some early ties to work with medically ill patients as noted in the profession's history. In 1942, British artist Adrian Hill coined the term "art therapy" to describe how art making was an integral part of his and other patients' recovery from tuberculosis.…”

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Art Therapy in Burn Cases

2022

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In this article, we provide an overview of the literature on contributions of art making and medical art therapy for patients with burn injuries. The potential value of art therapy in addressing the complex physical and psychosocial needs of burn patients is discussed through examination of 7 peer-reviewed articles. Two case examples of burn survivors, 1 pediatric and 1 adult, are included to demonstrate the use of art therapy in an inpatient and outpatient setting, respectively. Art therapy and other intervention strategies for overall psychosocial adjustment of burn patients are often underutilized. Further research in art therapy is needed to examine the psychosocial aspects of burns patients and the potential role that medical art therapy may have in a burn care center.

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Section: Principles Of Art Therapy and Medical Art Therapymentioning

confidence: 99%