Breakthrough in Humanistic Medicine: Research on the Rise and Principle of Painting Art Therapy

Bai Liu · Xin Li

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This paper explores the emergence of painting art therapy as a major breakthrough in humanistic medicine, and its use as a clinical adjunct to treat various diseases. Through a literature review, the paper reveals that the healing mechanisms of painting art therapy are based on a combination of factors, including the Mind-Body Connectivity theory and brain plasticity.

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