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      Polarities and Dualities: East West Perspectives in Art Therapy with a Refugee Woman from Central Africa Translated title: 极性和双极:以东西方观点看与中非一名女性难民的艺术治疗

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      Creative Arts in Education and Therapy
      Inspirees Education Group
      Art therapy, Qi, Psychology, Refugee, Trauma, 艺术治疗, , 心理学, 难民, 创伤

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          This article explores the dynamic interaction between Western and Eastern ideas in art therapy with Laura, a refugee woman from Central Africa. It focuses on some ideas of Qi, health and well-being; of mindfulness, energy and somatic psychology, psychobiology and trauma as it is understood in art therapy with Laura.

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          这篇文章将探索在与中非女性难民劳拉的艺术治疗中东西方观点的活跃互动。文章涉及的议题包括“气”、保健与健康、正念、能量和躯体心理学、心理生物学和创伤以及怎样在劳拉的艺术治疗中去理解这些议题。

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          A sensorimotor approach to the treatment of trauma and dissociation.

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            Ch’i and Artistic Expression: An East Asian Worldview that Fits the Creative Process Everywhere

            In the tradition of ch’i ( 气 ), past and present, we have a paradigm that accurately corresponds with how artistic expression happens and heals through the circulation and transformation of creative energy. It is a thoroughly empirical approach to forces inherent in all of nature which include physical and psychic elements of creative action. Beginning with reflections on the qualities of ch’i and how it has been interpreted in the West, this article explores its presence and cultivation. The historic Taoist and Confucian emphasis on nurturing ch’i as a personal way of participating in the more comprehensive creative processes of nature offers a timely practical and conceptual model for how art heals.
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              Art Therapy and Mindfulness With Survivors of Political Violence: A Qualitative Study.

              This study's objective was to understand how art therapy and mindfulness meditation could be integrated together in the context of different cultures and political violence and in work with asylum seekers suffering from trauma.
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                Contributors
                Journal
                caet
                Creative Arts in Education and Therapy
                Eastern and Western Perspectives
                Translated title: 创造性艺术教育及治疗-东西方视角 :
                CAET
                Inspirees Education Group (The Netherlands )
                2451-876X
                2468-2306
                2017
                : 3
                : 1
                : 44-56
                Affiliations
                Academic College of Society and the Arts (ASA), Israel
                Article
                10.15212/CAET/2017/17/5
                b736bb9b-8f35-4e15-90a9-3c68f441bd3c
                Copyright © 2017 Inspirees International

                This work is licensed under a Creative Commons NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic License (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0). To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.0/

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                Music,Performing arts,Dance & Theater,Arts
                Qi,创伤,Psychology,Refugee,Trauma,艺术治疗,,心理学,难民,Art therapy
                Music, Performing arts, Dance & Theater, Arts
                Qi, 创伤, Psychology, Refugee, Trauma, 艺术治疗, , 心理学, 难民, Art therapy

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