Psychoneurotic Art: Its Function in Psychotherapy

Arnheim, Rudolf; Naumburg, Margaret

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“…Como país pionero en la aplicación del arteterapia se encuentra a los EE.UU., en la década de los años treinta del siglo XX, en donde emerge como profesión bajo la dirección de personas formadas en arte y psicología. Se identifica a terapistas, teóricas y educadoras en arteterapia como Margaret Naumburg (1947Naumburg ( , 1950Naumburg ( , 1953Naumburg ( , 1956, Florence Cane (1926), Detre et al (1983), Edith Kramer (1958) y Marion Milner (1950.…”

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“…En trabajo colaborativo con el doctor Nolan D.C. Lewis en el Instituto Psiquiátrico de New York. realizó varias investigaciones a partir de las cuales publicó una serie de libros en los que se establecía una relación entre la expresión libre del arte y el diagnóstico de problemas de comportamiento en adolescentes, textos referidos al arte como medio de diagnóstico y terapia (Naumburg, 1947), así mismo sobre el arte en la esquizofrenia y su significado para la psicoterapia (Naumburg, 1950), el arte en pacientes psiconeuróticos (Naumburg, 1953) y sobre una propuesta de arteterapia dinámicamente orientado (Naumburg, 1966). Margaret Naumburg trabajó como docente de pregrado en arteterapia, en la Universidad de New York, y a pesar de que a partir de 1969 se ofreció el arteterapia como formación de postgrado en la misma universidad, la autora no llegó a ser vinculada al grupo de docentes de este nivel (Detre et al, 1983).…”

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Luna Roja

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2013

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Luna Roja

Salazar¹

2013

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“…The complex and reciprocal dialectic between art and psychiatry has represented the object of investigation of many researchers for many years in last century [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9]. In the last few decades the concept of "Art Therapy" has been developed and reshaped in many different ways and has often been associated with various Anglo-Saxon expressions such as "Creative Art Therapies" or "Expressive Therapies".…”

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The “State of The Art” of Art Therapy in Psychiatry: Reflections on International Evidences and Italian Experiences

Caterina¹,

Michela²,

Ferrara³

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The complex and reciprocal dialectic between art and psychiatry has represented the object of investigation of many researchers for many years in last century, although a specific role of art therapy in psychiatric. The art-therapies are currently conceptualized as forms of psychotherapy employing artistic media (painting, dance, theatre, music etc.) as an expressive and receptive communication modalities. In Italy, along the XX century there has been a growing diffusion of art-therapies as rehabilitation techniques in several settings. The currently available empirical evidence suggests a relevant role for art-therapies in psychiatry, especially for psychotic’s patients with negative symptoms and depression. This brief summary has not set as its objective a critical reevaluation of all the studies present in the literature on Art Therapy, a task left to the experts of the meta analyses and reviews but wants to be a reflection on some limits of the current studies. Final point is on the Italian reality: despite the evidence and the ten-year tradition on Art Therapies in Italy, they have a fairly wide spread in the rehabilitation services of the Mental Health Departments and Art Therapy is still confused as “socialization” or as techniques of which little is known about the effect. This confusion refers to the need for training on the subject to be constant for psychiatric service operators and for scientific researchers to produce evidence that can be used to finalize its use in a personalized way with a view to an increasingly modern precision medicine.

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Psychoneurotic Art: Its Function in Psychotherapy

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