Art Therapy with Young Survivors of Sexual Abuse

Jenny Murphy is a senior art therapist in a child and family consultation service where she has been involved in developing a programme of group work for sexually abused children.

• Waller, Foreword. Introduction. Part I: The Therapeutic Relationship in Context.Douglass, Nobody Hears: How Assessment Using Art as well as Play Therapy Can Help Children Disclose Past and Present Sexual Abuse. Thomas, Containing the Bad Object: Observations and Thoughts on the Generation of Bad Feelings between People in an Organisation, a Professional Network, a Therapist and a Child Attending Individual Art Therapy. Wheeler,Smith, Male Therapist Countertransference and the Importance of the Family Context. Part II: Working with Individuals.Ambridge, Using the Reflective Image within the Mother/Child Relationship. Gillespie, Into the Body: Sand and Water in Art Therapy with Sexually Abused Children. Drucker, Why Can't She Control Herself? A Case Study. Bissonnet, Tell Me Your Story So Far: A Developmental Approach to Art Therapy. Part III: Experiences in Groups.Murphy,Buckland, Jumping Over it: Group Art Therapy with Young Girls. Aldridge,Hasitlow, Is it Safe to Keep a Secret? A Sibling Group in Art Therapy. Brown,Latimar, Between Images and Thoughts: An Art Psychotherapy Group for Sexually Abused Adolescent Girls.

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