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An African-American Breast Cancer Survivor’s Journey with the Use of Visual Journaling
This qualitative case study guided one female breast cancer survivor through a 6-week art therapy visual journaling experience. The art therapist taught the participant about the purpose of visual journaling and the potential benefits, as well as the basic methods used to journal. Qualitative data c
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