Meet Dana!
Dana H. Roebuck, MPS, LCAT, ATR-BC, holds a masters from the School of Visual Arts. She currently works in Virginia as a freelance art therapist and trauma-informed instructor. She has experience in inpatient psychiatry and community settings treating children and adult patients with acute psychosis, substance use disorders, auditory/visual hallucinations, trauma and depression. Her fine arts background in sculpture and fiber arts helps to inform her work within the expressive nature of art as a physical, visceral, and tactile experience. Dana also holds a chair position on the Virginia Art Therapy Association’s state board as their treasurer for the 2021-2023 term.
Course Description
This lecture will review a case study of how doll making is used to process transference within the empathetic treatment relationship.
The response art process allows the clinician to create a wrap doll of the client and use the product to inform the symbiotic experience within the relationship.
Objectives
- Participants will be able to identify 3 clinical applications of the wrap doll directive.
- Participants will be able to form 3 questions about the relational dynamics between self and client qualities.
- Participants will be able to list 5 intrapersonal body language qualities.
- Participants will be able to discuss 1 way the experiential can help inform their treatment relationships.
1.0 CE
DOLL MAKING
AS A METHOD FOR SELF REFLECTION
Frequently Asked Questions
How many self- study courses can I take?
The NYSED will allow for 12 self-study course credits per 36 LCAT CE's.
How do I receive my certificate of completion?
After completion of the video lecture, course evaluation and learning assessment you will be able to auto generate your certificate of completion which will be emailed to the email you used at checkout. We will cross check this information to verify accuracy.
How long do I have access to this course?
For all self-study courses you will have lifetime access within your teachable portal.
Do these count for my discipline credential? (ATR, DMT, MTBC, RDT)?
It is best to check with your credentials board directly by sending them all necessary course information. It is more than likely that if you take a course taught by your discipline it will be accepted, however, we recommend checking if you would like to enroll in a course taught by another discipline than your own. You can find the requirements for each discipline here:
https://www.lcatcollective.com/practitioner-resources
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