History
support groups
where group membership changes
open group
The goal of this group is to provide members with education on a specific topic.
psychoeducation
this theory centralizes art
Studio based theory
When feeling frightened in groups, our_____ takes over.
Neurosystem
One of the first theoretical orientations of art therapy groups.
Psychodynamic
where the group membership is the same
closed group
Focused on making change in group and the community at large
Social Action
this theory's goals are to gain mastery/self control by accessing patterns and modes of thinking and perceiving
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
A model of care that focuses on treating to get people back to a normal level of functioning.
medical model
The year that the first Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder (DSM) was published
1952
A common structure of group includes:
opening warm-up, bridging towards artmaking, art making, reflection of artwork, bridging to one’s life, and then closing of session
Differing from support groups, this type of groups may result in support but focus on positive social interaction
Wellness
this theory focuses on the effect that therapy has on the brain and how the brain mechanism is directly impacted by life experiences
interpersonal neurobiology
An early black pioneer in community based art therapy.
Georgette Seabrooke Powell or Sarah Pollard McGee or Lucille Venture
In the middle 20th century, group therapy focused on social issues more. These types of group were called:
Encounter or conscious raising
when the group work is in one session
single session therapy
This type of group focuses on helping members change, cope, and lessen personal problems
therapy or counseling
despite need for belonging, we exercise disconnections- this is central paradox of this theory
Relational Cultural Theory
The current DSM is exemplar as a cultural competent resource.
Nope. It has a history of pathologizing sexual orientation, cultural behaviors, and gender expressions.
This author and existential psychotherapist wrote the cannon book about group therapy.
Irwin Yalom
a common is focus on art and creative process rather than interpersonal work
brief group therapy
this type of group brings together people who have shared experience
support groups
the leader emphasizes insight, unconscious motivation, and reconstruction of the personality as seen in artwork in this theory
Psychodynamic
one central component to focus on understanding in group is