Towards a European Art Therapy: Creating a Profession

Diane E. Waller

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Part 1 Introduction: the need for a European profession. Part 2 Case studies: Ireland Switzerland. Part 3 The profession: definitions, limits and boundaries ownership and regulation social and cultural contexts. Part 4 Training and development: training professional development. Part 5 Conclusion: present and futures.

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