Art Therapy with Victims of Torture

M. H. Sanderson

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Art Therapy and Mental Health Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications Torture, Ethics, and Law

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The discussion of art therapy with victims of torture is set in context by an initial explanation of the use of torture, its widespread use and its goals. In this paper art therapy is seen as a form of healing, rather than treatment. There is an absence of literature dealing with this subject. Seven benefits of art therapy for victims of torture are discussed with examples and illustrations from the author's practice.

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