Empowering adults with developmental disabilities : a creative arts therapies approach /
Empowering adults with developmental disabilities : a creative arts therapies approach / [print]
Stephen Snow, PhD.
- [Mill Valley, California] : Psychotherapy.net, (c)2013.
- 1 streaming video file (42 minutes) : digital, sound, color
Instructor's manual available for download on landing page. Original copyright Concordia University, ©2011. Title and description from publisher metadata.
"In this training video, Dr. Stephen Snow demonstrates expressive arts and ethnodramatherapy techniques with a group of developmentally disabled adults. Snow, with the aid of art therapists, guides the group through therapeutic mask-making, music, dance, poetry, and playback theater to build a live performance, helping them publicly reject the stigma of childhood taunts and promote healing. Not only does ethnodramatherapy support the expression and growth of the group, Snow maintains, but it also facilitates social change through direct contact with the experience of "people who don't often get a chance to tell their own stories." You will find educational commentary, personal interviews, and an epilogue by Snow, including ways to incorporate expressive arts, poetry, music, and dance into work with adults with developmental disabilities. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions."
9781601244246
273 Psychotherapy.net
Art therapy--Case studies.
Arts--Therapeutic use--Case studies.
Developmentally disabled--Care--Case studies.
Drama--Therapeutic use--Case studies.
People with disabilities--Case studies.
Playback theater--Case studies.
Ethnodramatherapy
Educational films.
Streaming video.
RC489 RC489.P974.E476 2013
Instructor's manual available for download on landing page. Original copyright Concordia University, ©2011. Title and description from publisher metadata.
"In this training video, Dr. Stephen Snow demonstrates expressive arts and ethnodramatherapy techniques with a group of developmentally disabled adults. Snow, with the aid of art therapists, guides the group through therapeutic mask-making, music, dance, poetry, and playback theater to build a live performance, helping them publicly reject the stigma of childhood taunts and promote healing. Not only does ethnodramatherapy support the expression and growth of the group, Snow maintains, but it also facilitates social change through direct contact with the experience of "people who don't often get a chance to tell their own stories." You will find educational commentary, personal interviews, and an epilogue by Snow, including ways to incorporate expressive arts, poetry, music, and dance into work with adults with developmental disabilities. Intended for students and practitioners in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, and related health professions."
9781601244246
273 Psychotherapy.net
Art therapy--Case studies.
Arts--Therapeutic use--Case studies.
Developmentally disabled--Care--Case studies.
Drama--Therapeutic use--Case studies.
People with disabilities--Case studies.
Playback theater--Case studies.
Ethnodramatherapy
Educational films.
Streaming video.
RC489 RC489.P974.E476 2013