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International Journal of Art Therapy
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Volume 24, 2019 - Issue 3: Art Therapy with Children
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A dyadic art psychotherapy group for parents and infants – piloting quantitative methodologies for evaluation

Victoria Gray ArmstrongPsychology, School of Social Sciences, University of Dundee, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Egle DalinkeviciutePsychology, School of Social Sciences, University of Dundee, UKView further author information
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Josephine RossPsychology, School of Social Sciences, University of Dundee, UKView further author information
Pages 113-124 | Received 04 Oct 2018, Accepted 26 Feb 2019, Published online: 28 Mar 2019

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Diane Bruce & Simon S. Hackett. (2021) Developing art therapy practice within perinatal parent-infant mental health. International Journal of Art Therapy 26:3, pages 111-122.
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Anne McFadyen. (2021) Wellbeing for Scottish Wee Ones: developing infant mental health systems in Scotland. Infant Observation 24:2, pages 139-151.
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V. G. Armstrong & J. Ross. (2020) The evidence base for art therapy with parent and infant dyads: an integrative literature review. International Journal of Art Therapy 25:3, pages 103-118.
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Liat Shamri-Zeevi, Dafna Regev & Sharon Snir. (2019) Art-based parental training (ABPT) – parents’ experiences. International Journal of Art Therapy 24:4, pages 192-201.
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Karen Treisman. (2019) A kaleidoscope of ways of using art therapy within child-based contexts. International Journal of Art Therapy 24:3, pages 97-99.
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Victoria Gray Armstrong & Josephine Ross. (2023) Actually, today was a good day, so today we're doing all right: Parental perspectives on a dyadic group art therapy intervention for parent and infant wellbeing and attachments. The Arts in Psychotherapy 85, pages 102057.
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Victoria Gray Armstrong & Josephine Ross. (2023) Art at the Start: A controlled trial and close observation of parent‐infant art therapy intervention. Infant Mental Health Journal.
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Victoria Gray Armstrong & Josephine Ross. (2022) The Experiences of Parents and Infants Using a Home-Based Art Intervention Aimed at Improving Wellbeing and Connectedness in Their Relationship. Frontiers in Psychology 13.
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Tess Crane, Melissa Buultjens & Patricia Fenner. (2021) Art-based interventions during pregnancy to support women’s wellbeing: An integrative review. Women and Birth 34:4, pages 325-334.
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Shona Lavey-Khan & Dean Reddick. (2020) Painting together: A parent-child dyadic art therapy group. The Arts in Psychotherapy 70, pages 101687.
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