This article explores how online art therapy was carried out with a Ukrainian refugee. Art Therapist Megu Kitazawa shows that it is possible to achieve a creative process that strengthens the client, helps her stay positive in times of adversity and uncertainty, and allows her to gain insight into the refugee experience through online art therapy.
In this episode of It’s Complicated, we speak with US therapist, Jesse Harbaugh about the nuances and challenges of therapy with asylum seekers and…
I have been working therapeutically with asylum-seeking immigrants since my clinical training year at the Bellevue Program for Survivors of Torture in New York…