Arts therapies is one of the areas in which we are publishing most actively, internationally. The books described below cover both theory and practice, and are intended for the professional therapist as well as students and researchers.

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Art Therapy and Creative Coping Techniques for Older Adults

Susan I. Buchalter

Art and the therapeutic uses of art provide older people with valuable ways in which to express their feelings, needs and fears, and with a resource for coping with life's major changes. This practical book is filled with step-by-step activities for art therapists and professionals to use in work with older people either individually or in groups. more »

2011, Paperback: £20.99/ $34.95
ISBN: 978-1-84905-830-8, 234mm x 156mm / 9.25in x 6in, 328pp

Keywords: adults, anxiety, art therapy, arts therapies, creative therapies, creativity, dance and movement therapy, dementia, depression, elder abuse, emotions, expressive therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, mental health, music therapy, occupational therapy, older people, palliative care, psychotherapy, supported living

Music Therapy and Addictions

Edited by David Aldridge and Jörg Fachner

This research-based, practical book demonstrates how music and music therapy can be applied in a variety of treatment settings to bring about therapeutic change. This book will be of interest to music therapists, substance abuse counsellors and anybody else interested in the relationship between music and addiction and the therapeutic use of music. more »

2010, Paperback: £18.99/ $34.95
ISBN: 978-1-84905-012-8, 234mm x 156mm / 9.25in x 6in, 176pp

Keywords: addiction, alcohol, counselling, depression, mental health, music therapy, occupational therapy, psychiatry, psychology, psychotherapy, teenagers, youthwork

Integrated Team Working

Music Therapy as part of Transdisciplinary and Collaborative Approaches

Edited by Karen Twyford and Tessa Watson

The authors explain the development of the music therapist's role within the multidisciplinary team and discuss the prevalence of collaborative partnerships between UK music therapists and other professionals such as occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, psychologists, physiotherapists and other arts therapists. more »

2008, Paperback: £25.00/ $39.95
ISBN: 978-1-84310-557-2, 234mm x 156mm / 9.25in x 6in, 240pp

Keywords: arts therapies, interdisciplinary arts therapies, music therapy, occupational therapy, psychosis, psychotherapy, speech and language therapy

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• ADD,
• addiction,
• ADHD,
• adolescence,
• adoption,
• adult protection,
• adults,
• aesthetics,
• alcohol,
• alternative therapies,
• Alzheimer's disease,
• anger management,
• anorexia,
• anthropology,
• anxiety,
• applied behaviour analysis,
• art therapy,
• arts therapies,
• Asperger syndrome,
• attachment,
• augmentative communication,
• autism,
• bereavement,
• bible stories,
• bipolar disorder,
• bodywork,
• brain injury,
• bulimia,
• cancer,
• careers,
• carers,
• cerebral palsy,
• challenging behaviour,
• child development,
• child protection,
• child psychiatry,
• child psychology,
• children,
• children's rights,
• Chinese culture,
• Chinese philosophy,
• cognitive behavioural therapy,
• colour therapy,
• communication,
• community care,
• complementary medicine,
• complementary therapies,
• counselling,
• creative therapies,
• creative writing as therapy,
• creativity,
• dance,
• dance and movement therapy,
• Daoism,
• death,
• dementia,
• depression,
• developmental coordination disorder,
• disability,
• divorce,
• domestic abuse,
• Down's syndrome,
• dramatherapy,
• dyspraxia,
• early intervention,
• eating disorders,
• education,
• educational psychology,
• elder abuse,
• emotions,
• employment,
• energy work,
• expressive therapies,
• families,
• fiction,
• five elements,
• folklore and myth,
• forensic psychotherapy,
• fostering,
• giftedness,
• grief,
• group psychotherapy,
• health care,
• high functioning autism,
• inclusive classroom,
• intellectual disabilities,
• interdisciplinary arts therapies,
• joint working,
• mainstream education,
• meditation,
• memoirs,
• mental health,
• mental illness,
• messy play,
• mindfulness,
• movement,
• nonverbal learning disabilities,
• nursing,
• offenders,
• older people,
• pain management,
• palliative care,
• parenting,
• pastoral care,
• person-centred,
• pervasive developmental disorder,
• play,
• play therapy,
• poetry,
• practical theology,
• PSHE,
• psychiatry,
• psychoanalysis,
• psychodrama,
• psychology,
• psychosis,
• race,
• reference,
• relationships,
• residential care,
• resilience,
• restorative justice,
• safeguarding children,
• school phobia,
• SEAL,
• self esteem,
• self harm,
• sensory issues,
• sensory stimulation,
• sexual abuse,
• sexuality,
• social care,
• social skills,
• social stories,
• social work,
• social work law,
• special education,
• speech and language pathology,
• speech and language therapy,
• spirituality,
• storymaking,
• supervision,
• supported living,
• Taoism,
• teenagers,
• theatre,
• theology,
• therapeutic communities,
• traditional Chinese medicine,
• trauma,
• violence,
• yoga,
• youthwork