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Through the eyes of the law: What is it about art that can harm people?

18 May 2018
In 2008, Art Therapist, Neil Springham published this poignant article in the International Journal of Art Therapy: Inscape. We are reminded of its continued relevance today as we reflect on twenty years of statutory regulation of the arts therapies in the UK and the continued need to protect the public from harmful or abusive practice...

Ami Woods and Learning Disability Service Users at Attachment & the Arts: Attachment, Trauma, Powerlessness & People with Learning Disabilities

18 May 2018
Ami Woods and Learning Disability Service Users will be presenting at this year's Attachment & the Arts conference on 5th October 2018...

Radio interview with BAAT CEO, Dr Val Huet: Art Therapy and Mental Health

18 May 2018
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week (May 14th - May 20th 2018) 'The Yasmeen Khan Show' on London's talkRADIO interviewed Dr Val Huet about art therapy and mental health...

Dr Lucy Johnstone & Amy Sanderson at Attachment & the Arts: The Power Threat Meaning Framework

11 May 2018
As Keynote Speaker at this year's Attachment & the Arts Conference, Dr Lucy Johnstone will introduce the main tenets of the Power Threat Meaning Framework and will reflect on possible implications for art therapy practice...

Art Therapists and their AHP colleagues highlighted on World of Work (WoW) careers TV

27 April 2018
BAAT Vice Chair, Nicki Power is interviewed on a new free-for-schools magazine show for teens to shine a spotlight on lesser known careers. The show was broadcast live to 500 secondary schools on 2nd May 2018 to showcase Allied Health Professionals careers and Mental Health...

Art, power, and the asylum: Adamson, healing, and the Collection

27 April 2018
Editor of The Lancet Psychiatry Niall Boyce is joined by David O'Flynn, Solomon Szekir-Papasavva, and Chloe Trainor to discuss this new essay on The Adamson Collection...

The Art Therapy New Practitioner Essay Prize 2018-2020

12 April 2018
This biennial Prize is awarded by the British Association of Art Therapists and Routledge. The aim of the competition is to recognise the valuable and sometimes innovative work and ideas of trainees and newly qualified practitioners and to encourage future academic authors.

International Journal of Art Therapy: Inscape Volume 22, Issues 3-4, September-December 2017

02 March 2018
The latest double issue of International Journal of Art Therapy: Inscape was posted out to all BAAT members in December 2017 and includes...

BAAT Art Therapy Foundation Course in Dubai

07 February 2018
Hear what attendees say about the BAAT Art Therapy Foundation Course in Dubai...

The lasting impact of Art Therapy with Children & Young People

05 February 2018
During Children & Young People's Mental Health Week, BAAT Director of Operations & Lead for Children and Young People's Mental Health, Mary Rose Brady shares her reflections on the lasting impact of Art Therapy...

Copying and Attunement: The Search For Creativity in a Secure Setting

26 January 2018
Sian Stott was awarded the 2016-2018 Art Therapy New Practitioner Essay Prize for this paper and everyone can now read it online in the International Journal of Art Therapy...

BAAT are recruiting: Administrative Assistant

26 January 2018
We are looking for an administrative assistant with IT skills to join our small team.

BAAT are recruiting: Bookkeeper with IT expertise

26 January 2018
We are looking for a Bookkeeper with IT expertise and excellent communication skills to join our small team.

A young person's perspective on art therapy and eating disorders

26 January 2018
This short film presents a young person's perspective: Art therapy and eating disorders, depression and self-harm during adolescence...

A Natural Response to a Natural Disaster: The Art of Crisis in Nepal

12 January 2018
The Canadian Art Therapy Association Journal, published by Taylor and Francis, recently published an article by art therapist and BAAT member, Jess Linton...

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