Posts tagged boundaries

Who's It? Scribble Tag with Children Who Have Witnessed Abuse

by Catherine Swanston

This study examines the usefulness of including the game of Scribble Tag in the initial assessment process with children who have witnessed and experienced abuse.

2004Catherine SwanstonJuly 4, 2016children, assessment, sexual abuse, physical abuse, emotional abuse, psychodynamic, violence, domestic violence, coping skills, defenses, safety, boundaries, developmental theory, child development, trauma, anxiety, treatment plan

How Women and Children at Transition House in Prince Rupert were Empowered Through the Use of Spontaneous Art

by Diana Hoffman

This study documents the benefits of art-making for 16 family groups of women and children who were invited to participate in a spontaneous art experience while residing at the Transition House in Prince Rupert.

2002Diana HoffmanJuly 2, 2016adults, children, empowerment, emotional expression, boundaries, environment, communication, metaphor, female

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