Capstone Theses from 2023
Using Bibliodrama in Hong Kong to Address Mental Illness, Ka Pik Lo
Applying Self Care Methods: Burnout Prevention for an Art Therapist in Training, Hannah Marshall
Applying Self Care Methods: Burnout Prevention for an Art Therapist in Training, Hannah Marshall
Perceptions and Impacts of Unpaid Internships within Expressive Therapies Education: A Literature Review, Sophie McConkie
Using Expressive Arts Therapy to Develop Coping Mechanisms to Manage Substance Use, Zayna McDonald
The Benefits of Sensory Exploration in Art Therapy with Children with Social, Emotional and Behavioral Difficulties Through a Trauma Informed Lens, Shannon McGorrill
“Staged Combat”: A Literature Review on the Potential Advantages of Drama Therapy Over Traditional Talk Therapy With Veterans, Christopher McNeill
Do We Belong? Promoting a Sense of Belonging in LGBTQ Youth Through Artistic Community Engagement: A Literature Review, Patricia Moran
The Breath as a Holistic Regulator: An Expressive Arts Therapy Community Project, Jacobita Munoz
A Return to The Roots: Mysticism and Psychodrama for Traumatized Populations: A Literature Review, Hyde Nichols
Dance/Movement Therapy Used as an Intervention to Heal Racial Trauma Within the Black Community: A Literature Review, Jennifer Noboise
An Embodied Approach to Sexual Education: Developing a Method for Disabled Adults, Eliza Owen-Smith
Art Therapy as a Tool for Korean American Families: A Literature Review, Minju Park
Art Therapy and Parts Work in the Treatment of Complex Trauma: A Literature Review, Amy Patel
The Development of a Dance/Movement Therapy Method for Social Engagement with Adolescents in a Partial Hospital Program, Kayleah Pensalfini
Art Therapy and Internal Family Systems for Adolescents at a Therapeutic School: A Qualitative, Arts-Based Study, Emma Pici-D'Ottavio
Parental Differential Treatment and its Impact on the Sibling Relationship: A Literature Review, Kanisha Pierre-Noel
Bibliotherapy with Children with Neurodiverse Profiles: A Literature Review, Jessica Piltch-Loeb
The Battle for Control: Why Dance/Movement Therapy Should be the Foremost Therapy for the Treatment of Eating Disorders: A Literature Review, Melody Plastow
