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A Comparative Analysis of Stress and Anxiety Reduction Between Working with Clay and Mandala Design Coloring
One aim of this study was to help scientifically quantify many art therapists’ belief that artmaking is intrinsically healing. This study explored the effects of mindful art therapy processes (guided clay work meditation and mandala coloring) on stress and anxiety through measurements of blood press
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