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How to get involved with the International Journal of Art Therapy

26 November 2021
We would love you to get involved with the International Journal of Art Therapy...

Meet the first-ever Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Lead Associate Editor of the International Journal of Art Therapy

23 November 2021
We are delighted to introduce Trish Bedford as EDI Lead Associate Editor…

First-ever Deputy Editor appointed to the International Journal of Art Therapy

16 November 2021
We are delighted to introduce Dr Zoe Moula as Deputy Editor…

Introducing the first-ever Trainee and New Practitioner Advisors for the International Journal of Art Therapy

15 October 2021
Meet our new International Journal of Art Therapy (IJAT) Advisors…

Joint Statement from the Coalition for Diversity and Inclusion

23 September 2021
The Coalition for Diversity and Inclusion brings together organisations with a shared mission to improve diversity within the counselling, psychotherapy and psychological therapy professions...

Join the Board of the International Journal of Art Therapy

01 September 2021
The journal is recruiting for a Deputy Editor and three Associate Editors to join the Editorial Board...

Language Is Power…Alex Kapitan & Lynn Kapitan at Attachment & Arts Conference (2021)

11 August 2021
Alex Kapitan & Lynn Kapitan presenting “Language Is Power: The Art and Practice of Anti-Oppressive Language for Art Therapists” at the 2021 Attachment & the Arts conference on 20th November…

‘Looking back to move forward’…Nicki Power, Rebekah Dolby & David Thorne at Attachment & Arts Conference (2021)

10 August 2021
Nicki Power, Rebekah Dolby & David Thorne presenting "Looking back to move forward": Reflecting on our experience of action research with art therapists working with people with a learning disability during Covid-19” at the 2021 Attachment & the Arts conference on 20th November…

Training during COVID-19…Jacqui McKoy-Lewens & Northern Programme Students & Teaching Team at Attachment & Arts Conference (2021)

09 August 2021
Jacquie McKoy-Lewens & Northern Programme Students & Teaching Team presenting “Training during COVID-19: Impact of Pandemic on Trainees’ and Tutors’ Attachments & Identity” at the 2021 Attachment & the Arts conference on 20th November…

Challenging Certainties…Corrina Eastwood at Attachment & Arts Conference (2021)

30 July 2021
Corrina Eastwood presenting “Challenging Certainties: Art based intersectional self-reflexivity and finding reconnection post Covid” at the 2021 Attachment & the Arts conference on 20th November…

Saluting Art Therapy... Keynote: Noah Hass-Cohen At Attachment & Arts Conference (2021)

27 July 2021
Keynote: Noah Hass-Cohen presenting "Saluting Art Therapy: Transformative Expression and the Social Brain During Covid-19" at the 2021 Attachment & the Arts conference on 20th November…

Diversifying the International Journal of Art Therapy: actions for change

11 June 2021
In response to the calls of #BlackLivesMatters, following the death of George Floyd, urging us all to reexamine our institutions in order to identify and change systematic racism, the International Journal of Art Therapy (IJAT) made a number of actions to begin this crucial process:

International examinations of anti-oppressive art therapy

21 May 2021
Call for papers and art responses addressing intersectionality, anti-colonialism, and cultural humility in the field of art therapy…

Art therapy in primary schools

11 May 2021
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the role schools play in supporting children’s social, emotional and mental health is even more vital. Editors of the International Journal of Art Therapy, Zoe Moula and Alex McDonald review the evidence-base for primary-school-based art therapy…

BAAT statement following the US verdict of George Floyd's murder and UK Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report

24 April 2021
All too often, art therapists see the effect that racism and institutional racism have on the mental health of people of colour....
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