Table of Contents

Part I; Chapter 1 What is art therapy?, Michèle J.M. Wood; Chapter 2 What is palliative care?, Michèle J.M. Wood; Chapter 3 Art therapy in palliative care, Michèle J.M. Wood; Chapter 4 Some images of illness, Peter Kaye; Part II; Chapter 5 Getting started, Jackie Coote; Chapter 6 What lies within us, Gill Thomas; Chapter 7 The search for a model which opens, Camilla Connell; Chapter 8 Will the kitchen table do?, Simon Bell; Chapter 9 The story board, Sheila Mayo; Chapter 10 A narrow ledge, Ann Bartholomew; Chapter 11 The butterfly garden, Val Beaver; Chapter 12 The body as art, Michèle J.M. Wood; Chapter 13 The invisible injury, Mandy Pratt; Chapter 14 From psychiatry to psycho-oncology, Paola Luzzatto; Chapter 15 Sunbeams and icebergs, meteorites and daisies, Barbara Morley;

About the Author

Pratt, Mandy; Wood, Michele

Reviews

""I am delighted to find a book by other art therapists who work with the type of population I serve, cancer patients and their families. . .The history, qualifications, settings, and focus of the British approach to art therapy and palliative care are contrasted with those of other nations, not for the purpose of comparing the quality of care, but to encourage better care of the dying throughout the world." --Pat Lynn Moses, INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center, OK for the "American Journal of Art Therapy, August 2000."