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Arts for
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Arts for Healing (AFH), founded
by Karen Nisenson in 2000, is a not-for-profit corporation that is
dedicated to providing creative arts therapy services and programs for
people with special needs in Fairfield County, Connecticut and its
surrounding communities. Their goal on the Web is to provide a resource
center for local families, and to establish provide a model for centers
around the country.
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http://www.musictherapyconnections.com
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Music Therapy Info
Link An agreeable place to start an
exploration of the Net's music therapy resources. Includes introductory information on
music therapy, answers to commonly asked questions, a description of appropriate
populations for music therapy, and a nice set of links to sites with more detailed
information.
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URL: http://members.aol.com/Kathysl/index.html
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American
Dance Therapy Association
Dance/Movement therapy is the psychotherapeutic use of
movement for individuals who have social, emotional, cognitive, and/or physical problems.
The American Dance Therapy Association works to establish and maintain standards of
professional education and competence in the field of dance/movement therapy. ADTA
publishes a Newsletter, the American Journal of Dance Therapy, monographs,
bibliographies, and conference proceedings.
This is
primarily a contact site with information on how to obtain books and conference
proceedings.
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Therapy Selections on
Colorado HealthNet
This site provides some actual
Real Audio recordings of music suitable for music therapy that you can play on your
computer. Depending on an individual's response, the opera selections provided in the
Classical section may or may not be therapeutic. But the Contemplative, Shakuhachi and
Tibetan Flute selections should have relatively wide appeal. The celtic harp pieces in the
Contemplative section are particularly fine. This wonderful contribution to the Web
provides about two hours of music. A
link to the latest version of the RealPlayer provides a state-of-the-art free player to
access the selections.
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American
Art Therapy Association, Inc. This Association site
includes useful information for Art Therapist professionals, but it is rather sparse on
content, as is the WWW as a whole in this area. There is a good definition of art therapy,
a FAQ, and links to pages which discuss the legislative and regulatory status of art
therapy in each state, including membership of certifying boards. There are
a few old articles from their journal, Art Therapy and an
informative FAQ.
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Professional
Articles on Art Therapy These articles were written
by Creative Arts Therapists in C.A.T.S., allied professionals and friends are copywritten
by their authors. They are provided by Barbara Ann Levy, whose personal web site can be
accessed from the directory http://plaza.interpost.net/cats.
Art Therapy and Computer Applications by Kenneth L.
Williams
Studio Approaches In Art Therapy by Cathy Malchiodi
Medical Art Therapy by Cathy Malchiodi
Reflections On Postmodernism by Barbara Ann Levy
This is a pretty plain site, but worth looking at because it
seems to be the primary technical content on Art Therapy on the WWW (March 1997).
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American Music Therapy
Association
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This organizational
site lacks a formal information source beyond a short but useful FAQ.
However, there is an archive of back issues of their magazine,
Music Therapy Matters.
URL: http://www.musictherapy.org
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