Art Therapy Theories

Susan Hogan is Professor in Arts & Health at the University of Derby, (previously Professor of Art Therapy and Cultural Studies). She has written extensively on the relationship between the arts and insanity, and the role of the arts in rehabilitation, particularly in relation to women.

• Foreword by Professor Daine Waller OBE, President of the British Association of Art Therapists Acknowledgements Biographical Note Foreword to the second edition 1. Introduction 2. Cognitive behavioural art therapy 3. Psychoanalytic art therapy 4. Analytical (Jungian) art therapy 5. Gestalt art therapy 6. Person-centred art therapy 7. Mindfulness art therapy 8. Group-interactive art therapy 9. Feminist approaches to art therapy 10. Social art therapy 11. Art therapy and participatory arts as a social science research method 12. Intersectional art therapy 13. Narrative art therapy. The Power, Threat, Meaning Framework (PTMF) 14. Whole systems approaches. Therapeutic arts for health & wellbeing 15. A critical glossary of terms Bibliography index

Praise for the 1st Edition‘Hogan offers an innovative and accessible contribution to the literature that challenges the way we conceptualize art therapy theory and practice today.’Donna Betts, PhD, ATR-BC, board president, the American Art Therapy Association; research professor, George Washington University Graduate Art Therapy Program‘Art Therapy Theories by Susan Hogan, is the book that I, as the executive director of an art therapy training program and a professor, have been waiting for.’Helene Burt, DA, RCAT, ATR, (Doctorate of Arts in Art Therapy, NYU) executive director, Toronto Art Therapy Institute; editor of Art Therapy and Postmodernism: Creative Healing Through a Prism'I found the book really enlightening and strongly recommend it.'Diane Waller OBE, president of the British Association of Art Therapists, from the foreword