Intersectionality in the Arts Psychotherapies

Intersectionality in the Arts Psychotherapies
	Cover
	Of related interest
	Title Page
	Copyright
	Endorsements
	Contents
	Foreword by Savneet Talwar
	Introduction
		Jessica Collier and Corrina Eastwood
	1. Intersectional Reflexivity: Art Psychotherapy Practice and Self
		Corrina Eastwood
	2. Colonialized Attachment: A Dramatherapy Perspective
		Wabriya King
	3. Knowing and Acting: On Intersectionality and Countertransference in Clinical Work in the United States
		S. J. Langer
	4. Skin to Paper: The Body in Art Psychotherapy
		Georgina Obaya Evans
	5. Haven’t You Done Well? From Working Class to Class Blind
		Sarah Furneaux-Blick
	6. Snakey Crazy Lady and the Air Head Princess: Considering ‘Colourblind’ Intersectionality and Normative Unconscious Processes in Psychodynamic Art Therapy Practice
		Corrina Eastwood
	7. Consent and ‘The-rapist’: Positions of Power in Art Psychotherapy with a Sex Offender
		Jessica Collier
	8. Therapists Too: Disclosure and Solidarity at the Crossroads of Art Therapy, Survivorhood and Activism
		Sejal Chad
	9. Intersecting Identities in a War Zone: A Music Therapist’s Perspectives on Working with a Group of Mental Health Professionals in the West Bank, Palestine
		Eleni Tsolka
	10. Culturally Appropriate Art Therapy in the Sikh Community: Theory and Practice
		Jaspal Kaur Lotay, with Corrina Eastwood
	11. A Black Therapist Sees Herself:
Exploring Sameness and Difference
in the Dramatherapy Room
		Kairo Maynard
	12. ‘Men Just Hit You’: Sexism and Internalized Misogyny in Art Psychotherapy with Female Offenders
		Jessica Collier
	13. Disabled and LGBTQ+:
A Music Therapy Perspective
		Naomi Rowe
	14. On the Outskirts: Founding an Intersectional Feminist Art Therapy Charity
		Noa Yeheskel Baum, Gillian W. Datlen,
Corrina Eastwood and Charlotte Elliston
	15. Traversing the Unknown: Group
Analytic Approaches to Intersectionality
within Tertiary Education
		Hayley Berman
	The Contributors
	Subject Index
	Author Index