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St John Ambulance day centre at Berwick, Northumberland, has brought in art therapy student Linda Shardlow to work with the vulnerable adults for whom it cares.
Centre users healed by art by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
She leads the Art Therapy Program at Pikes Peak Behavioral Health Group's ACCESS Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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95 Hardcover RC489 Horovitz (graduate art therapy, Nazareth College of Rochester), Eksten (art therapist), and 11 contributing writers offer the requirements and procedures that are the basis of producing art therapy assessments, process notes, significant sessions, objectives and modalities, and more into documentation compatible with an interdisciplinary medical model.
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