Wounded Healer Experiences in Art Therapy

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Art Therapy and Mental Health Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Mental Health via Writing

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Mental health professionals who both provide services and effectively make use of them to address their own emotional or psychiatric challenges are called wounded healers. Despite the potential benefits of lived experience, these professionals often must contend with institutions and systems that are discriminatory. The authors use life-writing to address challenges — stigma, disclosure, and role fluidity — faced by wounded healers within educational and work environments.

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2001Conceptualizing Stigma 2009Self‐stigma and the “why try” effect: impact on life goals and evidence‐based practices 1993Child abuse trauma: theory and treatment of the lasting effects 2011On learning from being the in-patient 2016Art therapists with experience of mental distress: Implications for art therapy training and practice

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