volume 17, number 2, 2022

/editorial

Editorial: Diversity and the everyday – a widening view / Sheridan Linnell

/info

Publication date: December 2022
ISSN: 2652-9459
Editors: A/Prof Sheridan Linnell, Dr Stacey Bush, Dr Catherine Camden Pratt, Dr Deborah Green
Publisher: JoCAT

Previous issue – volume 17, number 1 – available here

Subsequent issue – volume 18, number 1 – available here

/articles

Becoming friends: Or the moment when dialogue with a drawing led to a form of self-connection during an art therapy session / Christoph Hinkel

Imprinted memories: An arts-based inquiry / Melinda Jane

Using art therapy to explore researcher identity as a prelude to dysgraphia study: An autoethnography / Elvira Kalenjuk, Pearl Subban, Stella Laletas and Sue Wilson

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

Neurodivergent-affirming therapeutic arts practice / Freya Pinney

Phenomenology and dance therapy: The body as an organ of cognition / Ursula Schorn

Seeds of growth: Improving cultural competence as an immigrant arts therapist / Ying (Ingrid) Wang

/creative contributions

Meditative mark-making: A flow in chaos / Li June Han

Emotional patterning: A comic essay / Sofia Sabbagh

/podcasts and /interviews

Heartfelt social action / Anita Lever, Mandy Evans and Genevieve Jobes in conversation with Amanda Levey

Doing this thing together / Heather Easton talks to Christopher Smith about shared reading groups

Theatre with marginalised communities / Amelia Yiakmis speaks with Adrian Jackson

Conversation under the listening tree / Bettina Evans speaks with Robert Macfarlane

Phenomenology and dance therapy / Amanda Levey interviews Ursula Schorn

/reviews

Book review – Qualitative and digital research in times of crisis: Methods, reflexivity, and ethics, edited by Helen Kara and Su-ming Khoo / Reviewed by Amanda Woodford

Book review – Art therapy in response to natural disasters, mass violence, and crises, edited by Joseph Scarce / Reviewed by Özlem Güler

Exhibition review – Māpura Studios: Just my Imagination / Reviewed by Vic Segedin

/videos

Ukraine Heartbeat / Anita Lever, Mandy Evans and Genevieve Jobes