(Oxford) Diploma : Art, Art Therapy - impact and application
(51 hrs) The Oxford Diploma in Therapeutic Art - focus on application and impact through Art Therapy exercises
Description
Note: This course does not qualify the recipient to perform any form of therapy or counseling for any other person
Sections included:
Brain changes and the impact of paintings
The Art activist section
Having a positive impact on people
Children creativity and the coronavirus
Stress art and Covid 19
Covid 19 and all it brings
12 art therapy exercises in the sun
Nature
Learning and Mind Maps
Stop press!
Brand new section featuring three artists and digital activism.
This unique course on therapeutic art (paintings) looks at three areas:
- The impact on the brain of viewing art
- Various paintings – some famous, some not – and their impact on you
- Opportunities for you to create art
Why is this course unique?
- It includes artwork that is nowhere else on the Internet – and this work is then analysed looking in particular at symbolism.
- A clip from a film in which the Instructor appears is included as part of the course
FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN lectures covering the following:
- Introduction
- Brain changes
- Making sense of shapes
- Embodied cognition
- Effectively viewing
- Returning to the Science
- Therapeutic paintings - Kadimali
- Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies
- The twilight of life
- Venetian glass
- Sorrow
- At the Linen Closet
- Meeting of cultures
- Appreciation
- The Agony in the Kitchen
- Consumerism
- Actually DIY
- Art and the NHS
- Emotions
- Brexit
- Changing the world
Art Therapy Workbooks:
Coping with the 2020s
Bringing joy
Art Therapy at Christmas
Therapeutic Art workbook
Art therapy and Depression
What You Will Learn!
- Introduction
- Brain changes
- Making sense of shapes
- Embodied cognition
- Effectively viewing
- Returning to the science
- Therapeutic paintings
- Art and the NHS
- Changing the world
- Bringing joy into your life
- Art and Science
- Art Therapy Exercises for the Elderly
- Impact of Covid-19 - and the response
- Children creativity and the coronavirus
- Stress art and Covid 19
- Having a positive impact on people
Who Should Attend!
- All!
- Those interested in using Art for Activism
- Children seeking to react to the Coronavirus