Posts tagged disability
Reflection Cards as an Opening Circle Activity

by Dianne B. Shannon

This research explores the use of reflection cards that the researcher created to help support the therapeutic goals of the special education program for adults who have developmental disabilities and who attended weekly group art therapy sessions. 

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2013Dianne B. Shannongroup art therapy, developmental disability, ability, disability, first person, action research, opening circle, supervision, co-facilitation, adults, directives
Trying Differently Instead of Harder: How early intervention of art therapy benefits children with FASD

by Jackie Laverty

This thesis asks the question: how does early intervention of art therapy benefit children affected by FASD? 

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2011Jackie LavertyFASD, children, at-risk youth, education, neurology, cognition, child development, attachment, disability, learning disability, early intervention, grounded theory, case study, violence, addiction, depression, suicide, gang affiliation, sensory stimulation