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In art therapy, the interpretation of metaphors and symbols is a collaborative process between the therapist and the client. Suggesting that an image may have meaning beyond the artist’s intention is not a substitution of one meaning with another, but instead, it can be an addition of meaning.
Dec 15, 2023 · In the realm of art therapy, the symbolic level and meaning-making stand out as potent tools for personal transformation. The ability to connect with and assign meaning to our experiences is a...
Symbols are visual expressions of a universal idea. This paper will focus on the different symbols associated to eyes. Eyes are not only the most important of sensory organs but it is also a very strong symbol.
Aug 16, 2010 · In art therapy, symbolic meanings found in self-created artwork can be important; over the years, most of my clients who have experienced trauma often include and repeat symbols pertaining to...
Nov 28, 2023 · Art therapy, in particular, presents itself as a fertile field for symbolic exploration. Through artistic creation, patients can express and explore their emotions, conflicts and aspirations in a nonverbal way, allowing symbols to emerge spontaneously and authentically.
Much like a protective barrier, the Emotional Shield in art therapy symbolizes the establishment and exploration of emotional boundaries, enabling individuals to understand, process, and heal from past traumas and present challenges.
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Sep 29, 2020 · Repetition compulsion is a psychodynamic concept that explains an attempt to master trauma. This case study attempts to understand the possible meanings of symbol repetition that occurred in the art therapy process of a twelve-year-old boy with acute methylmalonic acidemia.
