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SUMMARY:Art and Self: Expression As A Self-Management Tool
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Art and Self–Expression As A Self-Management Tool

The Beginning of Art Therapy
Art Therapy came into existence in the 1900s as a profession that combines art and Psychotherapy. Margaret Naumberg, also known as the “mother of art therapy,” was a psychologist who founded the Walden School of New York City. Edith Kramer, who was a painter, founded the graduate program of art therapy at New York University and is credited with developing the profession of Art Therapy. Edith was also a well-renowned painter in Austria. Adrian Hall, a British artist, coined the term Art Therapy in 1942 while recovering from Tuberculosis. (Goodtherapy, 2016)
As a Mind/Body Medicine Specialist™, the title Art Therapist cannot be used since practitioners must have a four-year degree and license to practice. You can, however, work with a “sip and paint” company to host painting classes for your clients, and they will receive many benefits. Another option is to...

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