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Craft in art therapy : diverse approaches to the transformative power of craft materials and methods /

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245	00	\|aCraft in art therapy : \|bdiverse approaches to the transformative power of craft materials and methods / \|cedited by Lauren Leone.
260		\|aNew York, NY ; \|aAbingdon, Oxon : \|bRoutledge, \|c2021.
300		\|axxiv, 260 p. : \|bill. (some col.) ; \|c23 cm.
504		\|aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505	0	\|aCrafting the artist book as embodied, relational practice / Lynn Kapitan -- Healing with fire : the use of hot glass in art therapy / Jessica Woolhiser Stallings and Stephanie Clark -- From clay to ceramic : an alchemical process of self-transformation / Joshua Kin-man Nan -- Demystifying the individualistic approach to self-care : sewing as a metaphorical process for documenting relational and communal care in disability culture / Chun-shan (Sandie) Yi -- Emptying the jar : crochet to unpack toxic racial stress / Marilyn Holmes -- Embroidering pieces of place / Eliza S. Homer -- Healing roots of indigenous crafts : adapting traditions of India for art therapy practice / Krupa Jhaveri -- Integrating traditional crafts within clinical practice : a cross-cultural group case study / Mahesh Iyer -- Using crafts in art therapy through an intersectional feminist empowerment lens : the case of bedouin embroidery in Israel / Michal Katoshevski and Ephrat Huss -- Finding our way together : exploring the therapeutic benefits of collaborative craft activism / Lauren Leone -- Zines, the DIY ethic, and empowering marginalized identities / Joe Mageary -- Alone in the desert : making sense of the senseless through story cloths / Lisa Raye Garlock -- Empowerment through mentorship : peer-led craft workshops in a forensic psychiatric hospital / Jaimie Peterson and Alison Etter -- Queer ethos in art therapy / Mikey Anderson -- Quilting across prison walls : craftwork, social practice, and radical empathy / Savneet Talwar and Rachel Wallis.
520		\|a"The first book to be solely dedicated to illustrating the incorporation of craft materials and methods into art therapy theory and practice, Craft in Art Therapy emphasizes how craft can support contemporary issues in the field of art therapy. Contributors provide examples of how art therapists integrate a range of crafts including ceramics, glass work, textiles, paper, leatherwork, and woodwork, in addition to self-care and art therapy practice with individuals, group, and communities. Chapters explore the therapeutic benefits of this range of craft materials and media, as well as craft's potential to build community, to support individuals in caring for themselves and each other, and to play a valuable role in art therapy practice. Care is taken to explore craft's accessibility and culturally-resonance for marginalized groups, demonstrating how to engage in art therapy with social justice aims. Art therapists will learn culturally-sensitive and socially-conscientious craft methods to help them widen their conceptions of what they can use in practice"--\|cProvided by publisher.
650	0	\|aArt therapy.
650	0	\|aHandicraft\|xTherapeutic use.
700	1	\|aLeone, Lauren.

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Lauren Leone, DAT, ATR-BC, LMHC, is an assistant professor of art therapy at Lesley University, maintains a private practice, and facilitates a community-based art therapy group. Her research interests include the therapeutic benefits of craft activism and how emancipatory pedagogy informs art therapy practice and education.

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