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Full Conference Schedule - Wednesday, June 26, 2013 All Wednesday sessions will be at the Sheraton. 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. - All Day Advanced Practice Courses (Separate registration required) MC1054 ▪ Creating Our Cloth of Dreams with Cultural Strength and Fiber Susan Ainlay Anand, M.A., ATR-BC, ATCS, LPAT, and Lani Gerity, DA, ATR Location: Jefferson, Union Street Tower, Fourth Floor This course will provide instruction for individual and group cloth structures based on resilience, cultural strengths, and flourishing. Fiber arts examples from case material and various cultural traditions will be used to illustrate the importance of fostering quality, strength, and sublimation in the art room. PP1191 ▪ Picturing Desire: Sexuality in Art Therapy Ginna Clark, M.A., ATR, LPCC Location: Cedar, Pike Street Tower, Second Floor Building on a brief history of clinical sexology and sex therapy, this didactic and experiential course will focus on working with sexuality and sexual themes in art therapy education, supervision, and clinical work. Detailed clinical material will be discussed, as well as the advantages of image-based interventions. PP1023 ▪ Harm’s Touch: The Gifts and Cost of What We Witness Barbara Fish, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LCPC Location: Ballard, Pike Street Tower, Third Floor Harm’s touch describes how we are affected by what we witness. As therapists we are intentional witnesses. We are also exposed to the experiences of others outside of therapy, with or without our consent. This course offers experience using response art to manage and learn from harm’s touch. TA1196 ▪ Secure Remembrance: An Art Therapy Approach to Treating Complex Trauma Noah Hass-Cohen, Psy.D., M.A., ATR-BC, LMFT Location: Redwood, Pike Street Tower, Second Floor Secure Remembrance is a five factor approach to complex posttrauma treatment: safety, relationship, remembrance, reconnection, and relapse prevention. The approach is based on the Tri-Phasic model and emphasizes the efficacy of nonspecific therapeutic factors such as trust and hope. Participants learn a sequence of art therapy directives. PP1147 ▪ Mindfulness-Based Art Therapy: The Path to Healing, A Retreat-Based Experience Patricia Isis, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LMHC, and Caroline Peterson, M.A., ATR-BC, LPC Location: Ravenna, Union Street Tower, Third Floor This course is designed as a retreat-based learning experience with the intention of offering a day of mindfulness-based formal and informal practices integrating art therapy. Participants will create goals and intentions and receive didactic and experiential knowledge of mindfulness-based art therapy. TE1051 ▪ An Introduction to Digital Storytelling Sibel Ozer, M.A., ATR-BC, LPC, BCPC Location: Seneca, Union Street Tower, Fourth Floor Digital storytelling is often referred to as a modern extension of the ancient art of storytelling, enhanced with digitized images and sound. This course will introduce participants to this tradition as developed by the Center for Digital Storytelling. Participants will work on a personal narrative and create artwork. ET1134 ▪ Engaging Ethical Decision Making in Art Therapy Practice Jordan Potash, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LCAT, and Cheryl Doby- Copeland, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LPC, LMFT Location: University, Union Street Tower, Fourth Floor This course provides a forum and protocol for increasing critical analysis and ethical decision making as applied to case studies and participant dilemmas. Highlighting considerations unique to the practice of art therapy, participants will specifically focus on ethics related to selecting art materials, interpreting images, storing and exhibiting art. TR1069 ▪ How To Treat PTSD With Graphic Narrative Trauma Processing Louis Tinnin, M.D., and Linda Gantt, Ph.D., ATR-BC, HLM Location: Aspen, Pike Street Tower, Second Floor Participants will learn the essential tasks of trauma therapy and how to treat posttraumatic stress disorder by the use of two procedures, the art therapy graphic narration and the externalized dialogue. The training will include hands-on experience in the art therapy procedure and the externalized dialogue. 12:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. - American Art Therapy Association Assembly of Chapters (By invitation. Ticket required.) Location: Cirrus Room, Pike Street Tower, 35th Floor 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. - Coalition of Art Therapy Educators (CATE) Meeting Location: Willow, Second Floor Workshop - 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. (Separate registration required. Ticket required.) TR6305 ▪ Disasters and Extreme Events: The Trauma Signature James M. Shultz, M.S., Ph.D. Location: Cirrus Room, Pike Street Tower, 35th Floor Each disaster leaves a unique imprint on the affected population, a singular “signature.” Trauma signature (TSIG) analysis is an evidence-based method that examines the unique constellation of psychological stressors and consequences in a disaster to guide disaster behavioral health support in a manner that is tailored and targeted to the defining features of the event. Case studies will be presented. (Session is part of the Assembly of Chapters meeting, but open to others pending space. Tickets are required). 6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. - Newcomer’s Session Location: Willow, Second Floor If this is your first Annual Conference you are invited to attend this session for an informative overview of the Conference. Learn tips from experienced conference leaders that will help enrich your Conference experience and make it successful! Newcomers will be greeted by the Membership Committee, the Association’s Board of Directors, and the Conference Chair. 7:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m. - President’s Reception (Not part of all registration packages. Ticket required.) Location: Grand Ballroom D, Second Floor Connect with friends, join colleagues, and meet Members of the American Art Therapy Association’s Board of Directors. Enjoy refreshments and a cash bar at this kickoff event. (Not included in the Economy or Daily Packages.) 18 www.arttherapyconference.com| AATA 44th Annual Conference | Seattle, WA
Full Conference Schedule - Thursday, June 27, 2013 7:45 a.m.-7:55 a.m. Mandala Opening Ceremony Location: Sheraton Grand Ballroom D, Second Floor The Venerable Ngawang Chojor, a Tibetan monk, master artist, and representative of Tibetan Children's Education Foundation (TCEF) will begin the creation of a sacred sand mandala. The site will be consecrated and the first grains of sand will be placed onto the mandala's surface. Over the next 3 days, millions of grains of colored sand will be painstakingly laid onto the mandala grid to create an incredible, sacred, and healing art form. Conference attendees are invited to observe, meditate, and enjoy the mandala throughout the conference. This event is sponsored by Evergreen Art Therapy Association and Antioch University Seattle. 8:00 a.m.-9:45 a.m. Opening Plenary at the Sheraton Hotel ▪ RE6308 Location: Sheraton Grand Ballroom, A/B/C, Second Floor Antoaneta Balabanov, M.D., will provide an overview of how art impacts the brain of those with Epilepsy. She will share the national research project commissioned by the Epilepsy Foundation to measure the outcomes related to Studio E: The Epilepsy Art Therapy Program in 22 cities. Phil Gattone, CEO, of the National Epilepsy Foundation will provide an overview of Studio E and the collaboration with the American Art Therapy Association. Lacy Vitko, M.A., will highlight the Studio E program goals, outcomes, a short case study, the program’s national growth, and future research. 9:45 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Open Art Studio Open Location: Convention Center, 6A, Sixth Floor 9:45 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Marketplace of Ideas (Exhibit Hall) Open Location: Convention Center, 6A, Sixth Floor 9:45 a.m.-10:15 a.m. Networking Break in the Marketplace of Ideas Location: Convention Center, 6A, Sixth Floor 10:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Research Roundtable (Extended Session) RE5040 ▪ AATA Research Committee Research Roundtable Patricia St. John, Ed.D., ATR-BC, LCAT Location: Convention Center, 603, Sixth Floor The annual AATA Research Committee Research Roundtable is a lively forum for discussing research projects. Art therapy researchers and aspiring researchers seek feedback and exchange ideas. Research presentations are about completed projects as well as those in process, and proposed. Join us at this dynamic and inspiring forum! 10:15 a.m.-11:45 a.m. Panels RE5017 ▪ Art Therapy, Yoga, and Mindfulness: Contemplative Approaches to Practice-Year 2 Ellen Horovitz, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LCAT, RYT; Michael Franklin, Ph.D., ATR-BC; and Patricia Isis, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LMHC Location: Convention Center, 612, Sixth Floor Many current illnesses originate from our modern lifestyles that splinter the ailing human psyche. During this second year of investigation, this panel presentation will address principles of self-care, mindful awareness, presence, attunement, and resonance through case examples and brief experiential examples. SC5226 ▪ The Open Hand: Touch Drawing as an Integrative Healing Art Form Deborah Koff-Chapin, B.F.A., Katrina Plato, M.A.A.T., ATR, Kathleen Horne, M.A., LMHC, Mukti Khanna, Ph.D., and Lisa Fladager, MCAT, R-DMT, CMA, LMHC Location: Convention Center, 611, Sixth Floor Touch Drawing is a simple, powerful method for drawing with the touch of the fingertips. The developer will demonstrate and describe its unique qualities and range of applications. Other panelists will illuminate facets of Touch Drawing through the lens of their specialty areas, sharing examples from their work with different populations. ET5108 ▪ Art Therapy Ethical Practice and Multicultural/ Diversity Competence Cheryl Doby-Copeland, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LPC, LMFT, Jordan Potash, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LCAT, Savneet Talwar, Ph.D., ATR- BC, and Lindsey Vance, M.A. Location: Convention Center, 608, Sixth Floor The Ethics Committee panel will present on ethical issues in culturally competent art therapy practice. Specifically, panelists will discuss the AATA Multicultural/Diversity Competencies, strategies to develop multicultural competence, social justice and advocacy, along with ethical decision-making with respect to cross-cultural research. Workshops (Separate registration required) PP2063 ▪ A Person in the Rain: Professional Self Portraits Annette Shore, M.A., ATR-BC, ATCS, LPC, NCC Location: Convention Center, 605, Sixth Floor The focus is on enhancing participants’ understanding of jobrelated stress, professional identity, and clinical practice through an enjoyable art activity. A Person in the Rain is the vehicle for exploration of professional self-perception. Didactic and experiential work facilitates insight regarding one’s work as an art therapist. SC2068 ▪ Mime Art: Using Imagination to Connect Visual Expression and Pantomime for Healing Eva Szego, M.A., ATR-BC, LPC, LMFT, and Julithe Garrett Location: Convention Center, 613, Sixth Floor Mime Art will challenge attendees in understanding themselves nonverbally. Art creates images, pantomime expresses universal behavior. In this workshop, participants will learn how to pay attention to their mind and to convey images through movement and art. Every gesture, every line embodies a specific feeling, attitude or memory. AATA 44th Annual Conference | Seattle, WA | www.arttherapyconference.com 19
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