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Expressive therapies

Expressive therapies

Use of creative arts as a form of therapy.

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    Creation of art to improve mental health.

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    Belgian psychotherapist and author (born 1958).

    12%

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    Technique for self-guided improvement.

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    Form of psychotherapy involving reading.

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    Use of theatre techniques to promote mental health.

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    Psychotherapeutic use of movement and dance.

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    Former Australian politician.

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