/explore

JoCAT’s /explore facility allows you to explore published JoCAT and ANZJAT articles, creative works, reviews, interviews and podcasts, and videos by theme. Themes are added as they emerge from our current and back issues so please check back into the JoCAT website or follow us on our social.

/Mixed methods research and creative arts therapy

/explainer

Explainer – Mixed methods research and creative arts therapies / Caryn Griffin

May 2024

/articles

Cultivating therapeutic presence: An exploratory case study using dadirri-inspired art therapy / Conny Rodgers and Katherine Winlaw

May 2024

A role for art therapy in buffering the effects of stress and reducing burnout amongst childcare workers: Results of a group art therapy intervention pilot study / Leticia Martin et al

October 2022

Benefits of a psychiatric hospital outpatient art therapy group / Tavis Watt, Michelle Buggy and E. James Kehoe

July 2021uly 2021

Towards creating a description of art therapy for adults with trauma in Australia: A client-centred intervention / Henry Bowen-Salter et al.

July 2021uly 2021

Quality of Life improvement through dramatherapy with people with dementia: A developmental approach / Joanna Jaaniste

November 2018

Evaluation of an art therapy pilot programme for patients in a day oncology unit / Sandra Drabant and Chris McKeon

November 2016

A sense-able approach to art therapy: Promoting engagement for a child with developmental difficulties / Danielle Walsh

December 2012

Art therapy, children 0–6 years and their families: A research project surveying the Sydney region of New South Wales, Australia / Jill Westwood, Catherine Keyzer and Jennifer Evans

September 2010

/reviews

Response to the JoCAT review of ‘The proven efficacy of creative arts therapies: What the literature tells us’ / Deanne K Gray and Kate Dempsey

June 2024

What the literature about the literature tells us: ANZACATA’s research report on efficacy of the creative arts therapies – Book review / Reviewed by Sheridan Linnell

April 2024

We are looking to add more publications in this area of research. If you are undertaking creative arts therapies research using mixed methods or a quantitative approach and would like to contribute to JoCAT please get in touch.

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