Suzanne Degges-White, PhD, LPC, LMHC, NCC, is a licensed counselor and professor and chair of the Department of Counseling, Adult and Higher Education at Northern Illinois University.Nancy L. Davis, PhD, LMHC, LSC, is Associate Professor and Program Director, School Counseling, Purdue University . She has served in education for 46 years as teacher, professional school counselor, and professor.

"When I used it, I felt it was a very valuable resource, linking work with the arts to the theoretical foundations of counseling."

• ContentsContributorsPrefaceChapter 1 Introduction to the Use of Expressive Arts in CounselingSuzanne Degges-WhiteSection I THEORIES OF COUNSELING AND EXPRESSIVE ARTS APPROACHESChapter 2 Adlerian TheoryMary Amanda Graham and Dale-Elizabeth PehrssonChapter 3 Solution-Focused TherapyMark GillenChapter 4 Cognitive Behavioral TheoryDixie MeyerChapter 5 Choice TheoryTorey L. Portrie-BethkeChapter 6 Existential TheoryMichele P. MannionChapter 7 Feminist TheoryHeather Trepal and Thelma DuffeyChapter 8 Gestalt TheoryBrian J. MistlerChapter 9 Person-Centered TherapyMelissa LukeChapter 10 Narrative ApproachesShawn PatrickChapter 11 Trauma-Informed Counseling and the Expressive ArtsCharles E. MyersChapter 12 Family Counseling and the Expressive ArtsEdward F. Hudspeth, Krystal Burks, and Keith BowdenChapter 13 Integrative Theory in the Expressive ArtsSally S. Atkins, Keith M. Davis, and Lauren E. AtkinsSection II EMERGING AND SPECIAL ISSUES IN EXPRESSIVE ARTS AND COUNSELINGChapter 14 Neuroscientific Applications for Expressive TherapiesJim M. Nelson and Patrick L. R. McMillionChapter 15 Clinical SupervisionMontserrat Casado-Kehoe and Kathy Ybañez-LlorenteSection III ADDITIONAL CLINICAL USES OF THE EXPRESSIVE ARTSChapter 16 Adventure TherapyMark GillenChapter 17 Animal-Assisted TherapyCynthia K. ChandlerChapter 18 Child-Centered Play TherapyCharles E. MyersChapter 19 Mindfulness in CounselingCheryl L. FultonChapter 20 Sandplay TherapySuzanne Degges-WhiteAppendixIndex

Suzanne Degges-White, PhD, LPC, LMHC, NCC, is a licensed counselor and professor and chair of the Department of Counseling, Adult and Higher Education at Northern Illinois University.Nancy L. Davis, PhD, LMHC, LSC, is Associate Professor and Program Director, School Counseling, Purdue University . She has served in education for 46 years as teacher, professional school counselor, and professor.

"When I used it, I felt it was a very valuable resource, linking work with the arts to the theoretical foundations of counseling."

• ContentsContributorsPrefaceChapter 1 Introduction to the Use of Expressive Arts in CounselingSuzanne Degges-WhiteSection I THEORIES OF COUNSELING AND EXPRESSIVE ARTS APPROACHESChapter 2 Adlerian TheoryMary Amanda Graham and Dale-Elizabeth PehrssonChapter 3 Solution-Focused TherapyMark GillenChapter 4 Cognitive Behavioral TheoryDixie MeyerChapter 5 Choice TheoryTorey L. Portrie-BethkeChapter 6 Existential TheoryMichele P. MannionChapter 7 Feminist TheoryHeather Trepal and Thelma DuffeyChapter 8 Gestalt TheoryBrian J. MistlerChapter 9 Person-Centered TherapyMelissa LukeChapter 10 Narrative ApproachesShawn PatrickChapter 11 Trauma-Informed Counseling and the Expressive ArtsCharles E. MyersChapter 12 Family Counseling and the Expressive ArtsEdward F. Hudspeth, Krystal Burks, and Keith BowdenChapter 13 Integrative Theory in the Expressive ArtsSally S. Atkins, Keith M. Davis, and Lauren E. AtkinsSection II EMERGING AND SPECIAL ISSUES IN EXPRESSIVE ARTS AND COUNSELINGChapter 14 Neuroscientific Applications for Expressive TherapiesJim M. Nelson and Patrick L. R. McMillionChapter 15 Clinical SupervisionMontserrat Casado-Kehoe and Kathy Ybañez-LlorenteSection III ADDITIONAL CLINICAL USES OF THE EXPRESSIVE ARTSChapter 16 Adventure TherapyMark GillenChapter 17 Animal-Assisted TherapyCynthia K. ChandlerChapter 18 Child-Centered Play TherapyCharles E. MyersChapter 19 Mindfulness in CounselingCheryl L. FultonChapter 20 Sandplay TherapySuzanne Degges-WhiteAppendixIndex

Suzanne Degges-White, PhD, LPC, LMHC, NCC, is a licensed counselor and professor and chair of the Department of Counseling, Adult and Higher Education at Northern Illinois University.Nancy L. Davis, PhD, LMHC, LSC, is Associate Professor and Program Director, School Counseling, Purdue University . She has served in education for 46 years as teacher, professional school counselor, and professor.

"When I used it, I felt it was a very valuable resource, linking work with the arts to the theoretical foundations of counseling."

• ContentsContributorsPrefaceChapter 1 Introduction to the Use of Expressive Arts in CounselingSuzanne Degges-WhiteSection I THEORIES OF COUNSELING AND EXPRESSIVE ARTS APPROACHESChapter 2 Adlerian TheoryMary Amanda Graham and Dale-Elizabeth PehrssonChapter 3 Solution-Focused TherapyMark GillenChapter 4 Cognitive Behavioral TheoryDixie MeyerChapter 5 Choice TheoryTorey L. Portrie-BethkeChapter 6 Existential TheoryMichele P. MannionChapter 7 Feminist TheoryHeather Trepal and Thelma DuffeyChapter 8 Gestalt TheoryBrian J. MistlerChapter 9 Person-Centered TherapyMelissa LukeChapter 10 Narrative ApproachesShawn PatrickChapter 11 Trauma-Informed Counseling and the Expressive ArtsCharles E. MyersChapter 12 Family Counseling and the Expressive ArtsEdward F. Hudspeth, Krystal Burks, and Keith BowdenChapter 13 Integrative Theory in the Expressive ArtsSally S. Atkins, Keith M. Davis, and Lauren E. AtkinsSection II EMERGING AND SPECIAL ISSUES IN EXPRESSIVE ARTS AND COUNSELINGChapter 14 Neuroscientific Applications for Expressive TherapiesJim M. Nelson and Patrick L. R. McMillionChapter 15 Clinical SupervisionMontserrat Casado-Kehoe and Kathy Ybañez-LlorenteSection III ADDITIONAL CLINICAL USES OF THE EXPRESSIVE ARTSChapter 16 Adventure TherapyMark GillenChapter 17 Animal-Assisted TherapyCynthia K. ChandlerChapter 18 Child-Centered Play TherapyCharles E. MyersChapter 19 Mindfulness in CounselingCheryl L. FultonChapter 20 Sandplay TherapySuzanne Degges-WhiteAppendixIndex