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Jim Aitchison: Melancholia, Meaning and Meaninglessness

26 January 2019
Jim Aitchison is an artist and composer, and has worked with artists and institutions such as Gerhard Richter, Antony Gormley, Tate, RA and the Royal Academy of Music. He has also experienced decades of mental health challenges and many years of psychotherapy of one kind or another...

Flexing the frame: therapist experiences of museum-based group art psychotherapy for adults with complex mental health difficulties

17 January 2019
This article by Ali Coles, Fiona Harrison & Saira Todd, explores the issues involved in running art therapy groups for people with long term mental health difficulties in museums instead of NHS outpatient centres...

Inhabited studio: Art therapy and mindfulness, resilience, adversity and refugees

12 December 2018
This article written by Debra Kalmanowitz, is one of the most cited articles ever published in International Journal of Art Therapy: Inscape...

On learning from being the in-patient

12 December 2018
This article written by Ami Woods & Neil Springham, is one of the most cited articles ever published in International Journal of Art Therapy: Inscape...

Why art psychotherapy? Through the lens of interpersonal neurobiology: The distinctive role of art psychotherapy..

12 December 2018
This article written by Chui Yee Joy Chong, is one of the most read articles ever published in International Journal of Art Therapy: Inscape and was the winner of the 2014-2016 New Practitioner Essay Prize...

Revisioning self-identity: The role of portraits, neuroscience and the art therapist's ‘third hand’

12 December 2018
Written by Dr Susan M. D. Carr, this is one of the most read articles ever published in the International Journal of Art Therapy...

The invisible wound: Veterans' art therapy

12 December 2018
Written by Janice Lobban, this is one of the most read and most cited articles ever published in International Journal of Art Therapy: Inscape...

Art therapy with refugee children: A qualitative study explored through the lens of art therapists and their experiences

12 December 2018
New art therapy research by Zahra Akthar & Andrew Lovell...

Editorial by new Editors-in-Chief of International Journal of Art Therapy: Inscape

05 December 2018
Alex McDonald & Dr Susan Carr reflect on the history of the journal and announce exciting new developments...

The Art Therapy Working Alliance Inventory: the development of a measure

23 November 2018
New art therapy research by Michal Bat Or & Sigal Zilcha-Mano published in International Journal of Art Therapy: Inscape...

Art as Relational Encounter: An Ostensive Communication Theory of Art Therapy

05 November 2018
In this article Neil Springham and Val Huet write about ostensive communication theory and the development of epistemic trust in art therapy...

Learning about difference from observations of 'Case Study'

03 November 2018
Art therapist, Emma Wheeler and artist, Stephanie Roberts collaborate in an exploration of the ways in which the complex nature of dyslexia affects personal well being...

An adult’s perspective on art therapy and eating disorders

01 November 2018
In this short film C shares her experience of group and individual art therapy for adults. The film illustrates her therapeutic process and how art making enabled C to express herself and reflect upon her eating disorder...

The big national AHP debate....

09 October 2018
Calling all arts therapists and allied health professionals... the big AHP debate is live until 7th November 2018!

Can AHPs Transform Adult Mental Health?

04 October 2018
We are excited to announce that on World Mental Health Day, 10th October, we are launching a national debate for allied health professionals…
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