The Power of Phototherapy

Thanks to Judy Weiser, who posted this link on the Art Therapy Alliance’s group Media and Materials in Art Therapy, via LinkedIn.
An interview with Dr. Cherryl Dellasega, Associate Professor at the Penn State University College of Medicine:

The Power of Phototherapy

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Photograph Exhibit—Hysterectomy

Read about an exhibit in Belfast, Ireland, by Sonya Whitefield who documented her process of getting a hysterectomy. Sonia’s photography allowed for self exploration and documentation as her health began declining and throughout the surgical and recovery process.

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Spotlight on Judy Weiser

Judy Wieser R.Psyc, ATR is a pioneer of PhotoTherapy, an art therapy technique that unfortunately too many art therapists don’t know about or understand (and she’s a fellow Canadian!). Ginger Poole from the Digital Art Therapy Group on LinkedIn conducted a brief written interview with Judy about PhotoTherapy. Judy discusses her techniques along with why [...]

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Photography

A few months ago I watched the Oscar winning movie called Born Into Brothels and I’ve been meaning to write about it ever since. Its a documentary on a photographer from NYC, Zana Briski, who goes to Calcutta to photograph the red light district, when she discovers that the children of the prostitutes are interested [...]

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