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The Brilliant Genius: Using Improv Comedy in Social Work Groups

Caitlin Steitzer Brooklyn, New York, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 270-282 | Received 31 Jul 2010, Accepted 09 Sep 2010, Published online: 04 Jul 2011

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Nathan Keates & Julie Beadle-Brown. (2022) The benefits of participating in improvisational comedy: a global confirmatory survey study. Comedy Studies 13:2, pages 161-174.
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Shawn Patrick. (2020) Mistakes as Pathways Towards Creativity in Counseling: A Case Example. Journal of Creativity in Mental Health 15:1, pages 128-138.
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Assael Romanelli & Orya Tishby. (2019) ‘Just what is there now, that is what there is’—the effects of theater improvisation training on clinical social workers’ perceptions and interventions. Social Work Education 38:6, pages 797-814.
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Alison Phillips Sheesley, Mark Pfeffer & Becca Barish. (2016) Comedic Improv Therapy for the Treatment of Social Anxiety Disorder. Journal of Creativity in Mental Health 11:2, pages 157-169.
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Diana A. Coholic, Vivian Oystrick, Jennifer Posteraro & Sean Lougheed. (2016) Facilitating Arts-Based Mindfulness Group Activities with Vulnerable Children: An Example of Nondeliberative Social Group Work Practice. Social Work With Groups 39:2-3, pages 155-169.
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Ben Zion Shapiro. (2016) Norma Lang’s Use of Nondeliberative Approaches: Through a Multidimensional Lens of Activity in Social Work Groups. Social Work With Groups 39:2-3, pages 260-273.
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Peter Felsman, Colleen M. Seifert, Brandy Sinco & Joseph A. Himle. (2023) Reducing social anxiety and intolerance of uncertainty in adolescents with improvisational theater. The Arts in Psychotherapy 82, pages 101985.
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Peter Felsman, Sanuri Gunawardena & Colleen M. Seifert. (2020) Improv experience promotes divergent thinking, uncertainty tolerance, and affective well-being. Thinking Skills and Creativity 35, pages 100632.
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Peter Felsman, Colleen M. Seifert & Joseph A. Himle. (2019) The use of improvisational theater training to reduce social anxiety in adolescents. The Arts in Psychotherapy 63, pages 111-117.
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