A Creative Arts Intervention for Children with Diabetes: Part 1: Development

Robert V. J. Basso · William James Pelech

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Art Therapy and Mental Health Diabetes Management and Education Child Therapy and Development

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Type 1, or juvenile, diabetes is one of the most serious and prevalent chronic illnesses in children and adolescents. Creative arts and play group therapy provide children with age-appropriate opportunities to learn about their illnesses and express normative feelings of anxiety, anger, and fear. This article offers practical suggestions for beginning a creative arts skits program. Part 2 (to be published in the December 2008 issue) will use the case study method to demonstrate the benefits of such skits for children with diabetes.

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