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The Healing Art of Clay Therapy Patricia Sherwood
Publisher: Acer Press

Since 2003, clients of the Schlifer Clinic have worked with a professional artist (Susan Low-Beer) and an art therapist (Suzanne Thomson) in the Museum's clay studios to sculpt their trauma narratives in clay, transforming their pain and reconnecting with their resilience and strength. This partnership was established by former Director of Art Therapist, Suzanne Thomson. I wanted to know more about the process of using art as a professional tool for psychological healing, from the point of view of the therapist. SerenaK: What medium do you use for your art therapy? This engaging handbook is designed to guide therapists working with clay in a therapeutic context. After serving in the Navy, Stewart worked in construction. Engaging in the art process can be a way to sublimate that anger in a safe and non-destructive way (pounding on a lump of clay or ripping paper for a collage can be safer but just as satisfying as breaking a window or punching someone). Berner: “In my role as an art therapist, I typically prefer simple materials that people would be able to access outside of the session as well as in my office: paper, colored pencils, markers, paint (acrylic, watercolor blocks, tempera), boxes, craft clay, mandala coloring sheets. After he retired, he had more time to pursue his hobby. ARIZONA REPUBLIC ~ JANUARY 6TH 2012: 'Art Therapy Classes Help Veterans Express Feelings' by Lisa Kennell – Jan. I have no idea where it came from,” Stewart said. He enjoyed art but didn't have time for it. More recently, I started providing “webinars” on Art Therapy and various topics, which are seminars conducted on the internet – where people can earn continuing educational credits from the comfort of their home or office. 6, 2012 05:25 AM The Republic American Healing Arts Foundation, Inc., an Arizona 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization. This expressive arts group works with clay to provide support and healing for women who are survivors of abuse.