volume 19, number 2, 2024

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/editorials and /explainers

Editorial – Lost and found / Sheridan Linnell

Explainer – Poets notice and leave traces / Naomi Pears-Scown

Explainer – The creative arts therapies and bodies living with/in ongoing pain / Amanda Woodford

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Publication date: 2024
ISSN: 2652-9459
Editors: A/Prof Sheridan Linnell, Dr Henry Bowen, Dr Catherine Camden Pratt, Dr Deborah Green, Caryn Griffin (on leave 2024), Dr Ying Wang, Daniel Wong.
Publisher: JoCAT
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA-4.0

Previous issue – volume 19, number 1 – available here

/articles

Using clay work as a coping mechanism for an international student’s well-being / Berlinda Yi Ling Tan and Katherine Winlaw

Processing the program: Poetry and resilience / Owen Bullock

A room to nourish, a room to flourish and the doorway in- between Mauri Tui Tuia Creative Therapies: A dual creative therapy model / Jan McConnell and Marcia Underwood

A South Asian therapist’s take on tackling mental health stigma with community arts and cultural art practices, through an intersectional lens / Rupa Parthasarathy

The mattering and agency of (clinical): A collection of assemblage poems / Naomi Pears-Scown

/reflections and essays

Looking back: How I navigated the online art therapeutic space for the first time / Athena Lucas

November 2024

/practice papers

Fostering intersectional belonging through community art therapy: A practice-based case analysis / Bernice X. Lin and Victoria S.B. Ng

/creative contributions

Declaration of Love / Jaya Narayan

/podcasts

Crossing bridges / Owen Bullock in conversation with Deborah Green

Threading connections through community arts / Rupa Parthasarathy in conversation with Ying Wang

Whānau leading the way – Creative therapies in community collaboration / Jan McConnell and Katie Pureti in kōrero with Amanda Levey

/reviews

Book review: Your Brain on Art: How the Arts Transform Us, by Susan Magsamen and Ivy Ross / Tamar Torrance

Exhibition review: The Anxiety Project, Dax Centre / Jan Allen

Book review – Dragon Slippers: Why Rosalind Penfold’s graphic novel is still so relevant to creative arts therapies / Kiki Havos