Self-Mutilation and Art Therapy: Violent Creation

Diana Milia

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Art Therapy and Mental Health Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research Suicide and Self-Harm Studies

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Introduction. 1.Sacrificial and aesthetic aspects of body modification. 2. Psychological perspectives on self-mutilation. 3. Transformation and self-assertion in the case of Mary. 4. Merging and differentation in the case of Kate. 5. Sacrifice to symbolism in the case of Eric. 6. Art therapy proceses with self-mutliating clients. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index.

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