Title: Art Therapy Theories: A Critical Introduction, 1st Edition
Author: Susan Hogan
Publisher: Routledge
Description:
“Art Therapy Theories: A Critical Introduction,” authored by Susan Hogan, offers a comprehensive overview of theories underpinning the practice of art therapy. Published by Routledge, this textbook serves as an essential resource for students, practitioners, and researchers interested in understanding the theoretical foundations of art therapy.
In this 1st edition, Hogan explores various theoretical approaches within the field of art therapy, including psychodynamic, humanistic, cognitive-behavioral, and existential theories. Through critical analysis and examination of key concepts, readers gain insight into how different theoretical frameworks inform the practice of art therapy and shape therapeutic interventions.
With its accessible writing style and rich illustrative examples, “Art Therapy Theories” provides readers with a deeper understanding of the philosophical, psychological, and cultural underpinnings of art therapy. Whether used in academic settings or as a reference for practicing art therapists, this textbook encourages critical reflection and dialogue, empowering readers to integrate theory into their clinical practice and research endeavors effectively.