Art Therapy - Teaching Psychology

Index • 331

Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood (PBS), 222, 235, 236 ,
242, 274
Modality, 37, 43–44, 76
Mother-and-Child Drawings, 124
Mother-child art group, 206
Mother’s group, 206
Motivational techniques
Adolescents, 150
Mourning, 5
Mt. Sinai’s Child Life & Creative Arts Therapy
Department, 223
Multicultural Committee (MCC), 256–257
Multicultural issues, 255–257
Multi-family art therapy, 110
Group art therapy, 209
Multifamily group art therapy, 206, 209
Multimodal approach, 45, 46–47, 115, 163, 164
Multimodal expressive arts therapy, 163–164
Multimodal expressive therapies approach, 46
Multimodal group, 44
Multimodality approach, 100
Multimodal use of expression, 101
Multiple disabilities, 32
Multiple family art therapy, 232
Multiple modalities, 42
Multiple personality disorder (MPD). See
Dissociative identity disorder (DID)
Multiple sclerosis, 224
Murals, 57, 111, 175
Murals of the Mind (Harris), 111
Music, 187
Mutual communication, 152
Mutual resentment, 157
Mutual Storytelling Technique (Gardner), 107
My Italian Journey (Goethe), 68
My Mom and Dad Don’t Live Together Anymore
(Rubin), 38, 154

N

Naive or primitive art, 53
Narrative therapy, 97
National Art Education Association, 205, 260n5
National Center for Complementary & Alternative
Medicine, 225
National Child Research Center, 238
National Coalition of Creative Arts Therapy
Associations (NCCATA), 45, 258–259,
260, 278
National Committee*Arts for the Handicapped
(NCAH), 205, 206, 260
National Institutes of Health (NIH), 225, 259
National Institutes of Mental Health (NIMH)
adolescents with schizophrenia, 109
and apprenticeship, 245
Art Therapy (Gantt), 265
Art Therapy in Mental Health, 265

art therapy literature, 260

family assessment batteries, 139

and patient art, 126

rating scales, 129

seminal work in family therapy, 62

study on art therapy in institutions, 234–235

National Vietnam Veterans Art Museum, 230

Natural disaster and violence, 231

Natural Way to Draw (Nicolaides), 147

Necessary Losses (Viorst), 10

Negative ideas and feelings, 86

Netherne Hospital, 64

Neurobiology, 74

Neurological impairment, 138, 198

Neurologically handicapped, 83

Neuroscience, 114

New Orleans Museum of Art, 231

Newsletters of the International Networking

Group of Art Therapists, 67

Nightmare Help (Wiseman), 107

Nightmares, 42, 107

Non-directive approach, 156, 157

Nondominant hemisphere, using, 147–148

Normal adults, 238

Normalization, 107

O

Objective handicap, 203

Object relations, 96, 97

Occupational therapy (OT), 39, 40, 47

Oedipal wishes, 110

Older Americans Act, 186

Omega, 238

Ontario Art Therapy Association (OATA), 279

Open-ended approach, 134

Open studio, 103, 111, 233

Oppositional behavior, 135

Organic impairment, 218

Organ transplant recipients, 225

Outpatient art groups, 193

Outsider art, 53

Ovarian cancer, 226

overseas programs, creation of, 66

Overt behavior, 103

P

Pain, 3, 18, 22

Painful reality, 21

Painting & Personality (Alschuler), 127

Painting and drawing, 61, 226

Painting Out Illness (Hill), 225

Painting therapy, 114

Panic attacks, 12

Paranoid delusions, 181

Paranoid schizophrenic, 52