Environmental Arts Therapy: The Wild Frontiers of the Heart

Cover
Half Title
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of illustrations
Contributors
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Introduction by the editors
Part I Environmental arts therapy in context
	1 Turning: the emergence and growth of environmental arts therapy in the British Isles
	2 Weaving the threads of theory and experience: a review of the literature
Part II Childhood, love and attachment: the heart of the matter
	3 The wild inside: offering children natural materials and an ecopsychological understanding of self within art therapy
	4 EarthWays: environmental arts therapy for repairing insecure attachment and developing creative response-ability in an insecure world
	5 Bringing the outside in: reflecting upon Mother within a pilot group in environmental arts therapy
Part III Feminine and masculine: putting feeling first
	6 Meeting the wounded feminine: trauma-informed environmental arts therapy as an approach to working with physical illness
	7 The wood between the worlds: encountering the wounded healer in environmental arts therapy
	8 The tapping on the window: environmental arts therapy and the integrated self
Part IV The cycle of the year: working with the seasons
	9 Taking art therapy outdoors: a Circle of Trees
	10 Creating connections: introducing environmental arts therapy into London’s green spaces
	11 Space to move, explore and create: taking art therapy into the outdoor environment in adult mental health services
Part V Elders and endings: the wild road on
	12 Trees of life and death: a journey into the heart of Transylvania to use environmental arts therapy with groups of adults and staff in palliative care
	13 Growing elders: the cultivation and collaboration of an elder women’s group in the woods
Epilogue
Index