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Expressive Therapies: Music, Art, and Sandplay
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Abstract
Music,
art, and sandplay therapies are similar of which each can be utilized
with clients to address developmental issues, resolve conflicts, expand
consciousness, and achieve psychological healing. Each can be utilized
as a primary mode of therapy or as an adjunctive therapy. These
therapeutic approaches offer the client the potential to expand his or
her creativity while engaging in a healing process.
Keywords
- Adjunctive therapy;
- Art therapy;
- Consciousness;
- Expressive therapy;
- Music therapy;
- Psychological healing;
- Psychology;
- Sandplay therapy
Vitae
Sana
Loue, JD, PhD, MPH, MSSA, MA, is a professor at Case Western Reserve
University. She holds a primary appointment in the Department of
Bioethics in the School of Medicine, with secondary appointments in the
Departments of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Psychiatry, and Global
Health and at the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, the
university’s school of social work. Dr. Loue is a licensed social worker
whose clinical focus is with emerging adults and whose research focuses
on gender, sexuality, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) risk, mental
illness, and family violence. She is currently pursuing certification in
sandplay therapy. Dr. Loue is a member of the American Association of
Pastoral Counselors and the Sandplay Therapists of America. Dr. Loue has
presented her work nationally and internationally and has contributed
to many journals, including the Journal of Sandplay Therapy. She is the author or editor of more than 25 books, including “My Nerves Are Bad” (“Mis Nervios Estan Malos”): Puerto Rican Women Managing Mental Illness and HIV Risk (2011) and The Transformative Power of Metaphor in Therapy (2008).
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