Background Psychotherapy interventions increasingly utilize digital technologies to improve
access to therapy and its acceptability. Opportunities that digital technology potentially …

Background The COVID-19 pandemic enforced a sudden change in practice and a move
into online delivery for many art therapists in the UK, often with minimal guidance and little …

Abstract Art therapy has been an essential form of psychotherapy to facilitate psychological
well-being, which has been promoted and transformed by recent technological advances …

Objective This systematic review and meta-analysis examined the effectiveness of social-
support-based weight-loss interventions in adult populations with excess weight or obesity …

On 11 March, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared outbreaks of Coronavirus-19
(COVID-19) throughout the globe as a worldwide pandemic (World Health Organization …

Art therapy entails a therapeutic relationship that allows the expression and exploration of
mental and spiritual needs through art (Bell, 2011). It integrates artistic creation, making use …

Abstract Art making with physical art materials has been demonstrated to reduce stress.
Digital art making is utilized in art therapy but questions about its therapeutic and artistic …

This study examined the effects of online group art therapy on adults who lost family
members using three instruments to measure depression, grief, and quality of life in a …

Introduction Art therapy, despite being an evidence-based, safe and acceptable intervention,
is not widely available to clients in Scotland. Online delivery has the potential to expand the …

Art Therapists have long been aware of the intersubjective complexities that are evoked in
art therapy in relation to images, art-making and their attendant processes. These have often …