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The Effects of an Intensive Immersion in Doll-Making and Book Arts, Accompanied by Reflective Journaling, on the Personal Growth and Identity Development of an Art Therapist
This self-study uses a heuristic approach to look at what effects an intense immersion in doll-making, book arts, and reflective journaling has on an art therapy intern/student’s personal growth and identity development. Eight weeks of data collection took place followed by multiple individual conte
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