Resiliency and its Relationship to Art Therapy

Abstract

The relationship between the construct of resiliency and art therapy practice was investigated. A literature review method was used to better understand how the construct of resiliency can inform art therapy practice with individuals who have experienced adversity or trauma. A pictorial model representing the integration of resiliency into art therapy practice was then developed. The study of resiliency has implications for how art therapists practice in that it can help practitioners focus on client strengths and resources. Art therapy can be both a treatment modality for trauma, and a preventative practice for those individuals “at risk” for adversity.

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