volume 20, number 2, 2025

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Editorial: One candle / Sheridan Linnell

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Publication date: 2025
ISSN: 2652-9459
Editors: A/Prof Sheridan Linnell, Dr Henry Bowen, Dr Catherine Camden Pratt, Prof Deborah Green, Caryn Griffin, Dr Ying Wang, Daniel Wong.
Publisher: JoCAT
Licence: CC BY-NC-4.0

Previous issue – volume 20, number 1 – available here

Subsequent issue – volume 21, number 1 – available here

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A retrospective review – Through the wheiao: Creating a cultural arts therapy identity through an autoethnographic lens / Robyn Angell-Morice

Therapeutic Art Play: Art therapy practices in education to nurture autonomy, creativity, and connection / Georgia Freebody

Comics for re-storying self: Revisiting autoethnographic research from student placement / cat ko

Using digital art to explore my experience of sepsis: An arts-based autoethnographic inquiry / Susannah Morrison

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Exploring supervision pedagogy through collaborative art-based reflection: Reworking a single expressive surface / Tess Crane, Kate Richards, Pam Hellema, Carmen Millic and Sally Goldstraw

Exploring stress through storytelling in short-form videos created by Thai undergraduate students in Bangkok: A pilot study / Ziyuan Lin and Nisara Jaroenkajornkij

/reflections and essays

Asking the way, tending the heart: A practice-based autoethnography integrating expressive writing, Daoist insight, and mythic inquiry / Junhaoran Li

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Navigating the emotional terrain of palliative care: An art therapy trainee’s reflections / Samantha Neubronner

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The messy business of becoming good enough (with comics and magical girls) / cat ko in conversation with Zi Wei Yap

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Ka mua, ka muri: A retrospective kōrero through te wheiao ki te ao mārama / Robyn Angell-Morice in conversation with Heleina Waimoana Dalton

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CAT kōrero in collab: Considering culture, social and climate justice / Jamie Bird, Kim Valldejuli and Heleina Dalton in conversation with Ying Wang

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Tip-TAP-Toe-ing into playful awe / Georgia Freebody in conversation with Deborah Green

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Digital art-making to befriend a recovering body / Susannah Morrison talks with Amanda Levey

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volume 20, number 2, 2025

/editorial

Editorial: One candle / Sheridan Linnell

/info

Previous issue – volume 20, number 1 – available here

Subsequent issue – volume 21, number 1 – available here

/articles

A retrospective review – Through the wheiao: Creating a cultural arts therapy identity through an autoethnographic lens / Robyn Angell-Morice

Therapeutic Art Play: Art therapy practices in education to nurture autonomy, creativity, and connection / Georgia Freebody

Comics for re-storying self: Revisiting autoethnographic research from student placement / cat ko

Using digital art to explore my experience of sepsis: An arts-based autoethnographic inquiry / Susannah Morrison

/practice papers

Exploring supervision pedagogy through collaborative art-based reflection: Reworking a single expressive surface / Tess Crane, Kate Richards, Pam Hellema, Carmen Millic and Sally Goldstraw

Exploring stress through storytelling in short-form videos created by Thai undergraduate students in Bangkok: A pilot study / Ziyuan Lin and Nisara Jaroenkajornkij

/reflections and essays

Asking the way, tending the heart: A practice-based autoethnography integrating expressive writing, Daoist insight, and mythic inquiry / Junhaoran Li

Navigating the emotional terrain of palliative care: An art therapy trainee’s reflections / Samantha Neubronner

/podcasts

The messy business of becoming good enough (with comics and magical girls) / cat ko in conversation with Zi Wei Yap

Ka mua, ka muri: A retrospective kōrero through te wheiao ki te ao mārama / Robyn Angell-Morice in conversation with Heleina Waimoana Dalton

CAT kōrero in collab: Considering culture, social and climate justice / Jamie Bird, Kim Valldejuli and Heleina Dalton in conversation with Ying Wang

Tip-TAP-Toe-ing into playful awe / Georgia Freebody in conversation with Deborah Green

Digital art-making to befriend a recovering body / Susannah Morrison talks with Amanda Levey

/creative contributions

給我地 / To Us, To Our Land / cat ko, Coco Law and Clara Cheung

Whispers from the bush: A curio-cabinet for nature’s worries / Mishy Rowan

Inquiring into inquiry: A reflexive portrait of autoethnographic arts-based research / RTM

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Exhibition review – Troubled &/ Beyond, by Paul Rhodes / Reviewed by Jasmine Kaur Ahluwalia

Book review – A New Introduction to Counselling and Psychotherapy, by Mamood Ahmad / Reviewed by Noha O. Aly