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The Healing Art of Clay Therapy Patricia Sherwood
Publisher: Acer Press

Is there Evidence for the Healing Power of Art? Patients are being encouraged to express their fears and hopes through drawing, journaling, storytelling, writing poetry, creating music, working with clay, and using other artistic mediums. Birren in his book Color Psychology and Color Healing. The Pet Therapy program is just one aspect of our Healing Arts Program. Many medical professionals have given art therapy the thumbs up as well, noting that patients who receive art therapy are less depressed, more relaxed, and more cooperative than patients who do not receive adjunct therapies. The most natural way to You can express your traumatic feelings on paper, mold it out of clay, or cut and paste pictures out of magazines. It can be serious illness, the death of a loved one or being laid off from a life-long career. It doesn't have to be the perfect storm that leaves us homeless. Art Therapy Helps Us Heal When disaster has struck, we need a way to express our feelings and get the strength to move on. Snippets from the Healing Arts Pythagoras, the Greek scientist and mathematician was using color therapy 500 years before the birth of Christ according to author F. €�One of their favorite projects is to paint pillowcases for their beds,” said Grace Serra, Art focuses less on the therapeutic movements of doing art and more on the creative process. Their canvas is everything from bed sheets, pillowcases, torn paper and pinch pots to tiles, clay beads and colored sand. It's more art-making than art therapy.”. Started in 2004, the Children's Healing Arts Program pairs Pewabic Pottery artists with young patients at Children's Hospital. Renown Health's pet therapy program taps into that vast reservoir of doggy love to bring relief to pediatric patients at Renown Children's Hospital. If, as science is beginning to show that we are beings of light, then in the same way that plastic is used to repair an article of plastic, or clay to mend a clay pot, one might question why light and color are not used to treat human health care.