1st Edition
Art Therapy in In-patient Settings The Legacy of Edward Adamson
Introduction: by Siobhan Lennon, with Andrew Colley
Part One: Edward Adamson
Chapter One: Edward Adamson and Netherne Hospital by Dr Chris Wood, with Andrew Colley.
Chapter Two: Adamson in Context by Dr Chris Wood
Chapter Three: The Adamson Collection and its Relevance to Contemporary Art Therapy Practice by Dr Val Huet
Part Two: The Enabling Space
Chapter Four: Enabling Spaces by Maggie Batchelar and Kate Lawrence
Chapter Five: Finding a Meeting Place: Art Therapy Practice on Inpatient Wards by Maggie Batchelar and Joanne Noble.
Chapter Six: Arts in Recovery: Narrative Case Studies Exploring Artmaking as a Pathway to Becoming and Belonging by Alan Johnson and Dr Tess Rendoth.
Chapter Seven: Art Psychotherapy with Adults in a High Secure Setting by Emma Allen.
Chapter Eight: Working Collaboratively with Patients and Staff by Fiona Grainger.
Chapter Nine: Art Therapy and Staff Wellbeing by Fiona Williams.
Chapter Ten: The Common Language of Arts Psychotherapies by Jackie Edwards and Estelle Kane.
Chapter Eleven: Evidencing the Impact of Art Therapy using Outcome Measures by Runa Park and Tim Wright.
Part Three: The Way Ahead
Chapter Twelve: Improving Equality of Access to Psychological Therapy through Art Therapy: A contemporary pilot project in an NHS service by Poppy Tomkinson and Dr Jed Jerwood.
Chapter Thirteen: Art Therapy and the Changing face of the NHS by Maggie Batchelar and Tim Wright.
Chapter Fourteen: The Wider Context – Growth in Arts & Wellbeing Provision Nationally and Internationally, by Maggie Batchelar and Andrew Colley
Biography
Maggie Batchelar is a Lead Art Psychotherapist in Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, UK.
Andrew Colley is a former Senior Lecturer in Special Education, University of East London, UK.
