Art Therapy during COVID-19 with a Deaf Client Diagnosed with Schizophrenia: A Case Report

Or Shalev
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This case report explores the shifts in therapeutic power relations during the COVID-19 pandemic between an art therapist and her Deaf client diagnosed with schizophrenia. A therapeutic journey of two and a half years is described, accompanied by examples of the client's artwork. This case report demonstrates how a shared reality in times of global crisis enabled the rethinking of therapeutic power relations and the way art was used to shift these dynamics. The art therapist's ability to use her shared reality experience to reposition herself to facilitate the therapeutic relationship is discussed.
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新冠肺炎期间一位被诊断为精神分裂症的聋哑客户的艺术治疗:一例报告
本病例报告探讨了在COVID-19大流行期间,艺术治疗师和她被诊断患有精神分裂症的聋人客户之间治疗权力关系的变化。描述了两年半的治疗之旅,并附有客户艺术品的例子。本案例报告展示了全球危机时期的共同现实如何使人们重新思考治疗权力关系,以及如何利用艺术来改变这些动态。艺术治疗师的能力,利用她共享的现实经验,重新定位自己,以促进治疗关系的讨论。
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