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Can Art Heal?

Can Art Heal?. By Alasdair and Molly. A.R.T. (Art, Recovery, and Therapy). Does art need to be experienced passively or actively in order for it to influence someone?. To what extent can belief play a role in the outcomes of medical treatment?.

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Can Art Heal?

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  1. Can Art Heal? By Alasdair and Molly

  2. A.R.T.(Art, Recovery, and Therapy)

  3. Does art need to be experienced passively or actively in order for it to influence someone?

  4. To what extent can belief play a role in the outcomes of medical treatment?

  5. To what extent is art influential because of its role in communication and as a type of language?

  6. Is healing the same thing as increasing the quality of someone's life?

  7. The Different Views Art Therapist's View - Believes Art Can Heal • Evidence through ways of knowing • Relying on emotion • believes that sense perception and language can lead to healing • believes that emotional healing is a type of healing • Evidence through areas of knowing • relies on human sciences • ethics of emotion and quality of life • opinion almost entirely based off of arts Medical Doctor's View - Believes Art Cannot Heal Physically • Evidence through ways of knowing • Looks at disease logically with reason • Uses sense perception to study physical healing logically • Evidence through areas of knowing • uses background of natural sciences and mathematics to come to a conclusion • looks for historical evidence • uses ethics based on ethical responsibility of doctors to physically heal

  8. Knowledge IssueQuestions • Does art need to be experienced passively or actively in order for it to help healing? • To what extent can belief play a role in the outcomes of medical treatment? • To what extent is art influential because of its role in communication and as a type of language? • Is healing the same thing as increasing the quality of someone's life?

  9. Works Cited • "ArtWell / www.artwell.nl." ArtWell / www.artwell.nl. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Jan. 2013. <http://www.artwell.nl/test1.html>. • “ Kairos Dance Theatre: " Kairos Dance Theatre: Web. 13 Jan. 2013. <http://www.kairosdance.org/pages/kairos-research>. • Weintraub, Karen. "Art therapy may be the most effective treatment for dementia - Lifestyle - The Boston Globe." The Boston Globe. The Boston Globe, 27 Nov. 2012. Web. 13 Jan. 2013. <http://www.bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/health-wellness/2012/11/27/art-therapy-may-most-effective-treatment-for-dementia/gzKnW8AknOVkMxjAZs7LMN/story.html>. • "What Others Say | Threshold Choir."Threshold Choir |. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Jan. 2013. <http://thresholdchoir.org/general-content/what-others-say>.

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