ANZJAT, volume 1, number 1, 2006

Complete digital versions of the first two issues of ANZJAT unfortunately do not yet exist. We are in the process of digitising these first two issues and some items are now available. More will be added over the coming months. If you require an article, please contact the JoCAT coordinator on coordinator@jocat-online.org and they will send a hard copy to you.

Contents

Comment from ANZATA President, Dr Tarquam McKenna

A vision realised – Editor, Joy Schmidt

Contributors to this issue of ANZJAT

Articles

Art Therapy in Australia: The Extended Family – Annette Coulter

Experiences and Dilemmas of Experiential Group Art Therapy in Art Therapy Training Programs – Hannah Menahmi

The Hero’s Journey: Art Therapy in Disability – Meena Blessing

Passage Through Grief – Suzanne Calomeris

The Archetypal Figure of the Holy Trickster: Golden Fulcrum of the Contemporary Psyche – Pamela Bouma

The Creative World of Children and Adolescents with Cancer – Diana Hickey

Viewpoint

Art Therapy and the Poetics of Space – April Fonti

Reviews

Gender Issues in Art Therapy by Susan Hogan – Review by Dr Tarquam McKenna

Art Therapy by David Edwards – Review by Dr Susan Hogan

© 2006. Published by The Journal of Creative Arts Therapies, online and open access

ISSN: 1833-9948

The Journal of Creative Arts Therapies (JoCAT) was formerly known as ANZJAT: The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Arts Therapy (2011–2019) and The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Art Therapy (2006–2010).

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ANZJAT was originally published by the Australian and New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapy Association, previously known as the Australian and New Zealand Arts Therapy Association (2011–2018) and Australian and New Zealand Art Therapy Association (2006–2010).

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Editorial team

Editor  Joy Schmidt

Peer review

The editorial team wishes to thank all the peer reviewers who generously contributed their time and expertise to this edition of ANZJAT. Accepted submissions were reviewed by people well versed and respected in the subject or methodology of the submission.

Articles by Annette Coulter; Hannah Menahmi; Meena Blessing; Suzanne Calomeris; Pamela Bouma; Diana Hickey; Meena Blesing were double anonymously peer-reviewed.