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International Journal of Art Therapy
Formerly Inscape
Volume 19, 2014 - Issue 3
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Unpacking gender in art therapy: The elephant at the art therapy easel

Susan HoganView further author information
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Shelagh CornishView further author information
Pages 122-134 | Published online: 28 Oct 2014

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Janina Sochanik. (2023) How does skin colour affect the therapeutic relationship in art psychotherapy?. International Journal of Art Therapy 28:1-2, pages 84-91.
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Rivkah Hetherington. (2020) Invisible complicity in LGBTQI art therapy: A series of case studies in response to Hadley's call for the need for vigilance. The Arts in Psychotherapy 70, pages 101667.
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