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Full Conference Schedule 10:00-11:30 a.m. Film Festival: Member Films Location: Madison A, Mezzanine Level Amanda Alders, M.S., ATR During this time segment, longer films will be shown (10-30 minute videos). These films are thoughtful and engaging, and aim to provide viewers with an artistic experience. Feedback forms will be provided to audience members so that they may share thoughts and responses with the video-maker. 10:15-11:45 a.m. Panels ET5128 • More Gray Areas of Ethics in Art Therapy: Ethics Committee Panel Location: Virginia A, Lobby Level Elizabeth Stone, M.A., ATR-BC, LP, LCAT; Charlotte Boston, M.A., ATR; Joan Bloomgarden, Ph.D, LCAT, ATR- BC, MHC; and Mercedes ter Maat, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LPC The Ethics Committee panel will take the provocative topic “gray areas of ethics in art therapy,” one step farther, focusing on: the artwork, confidentiality, and others. An elucidation of the place and application of “hardship criteria” will be highlighted with respect to the American Art Therapy Association’s Ethical Principles for Art Therapists. ES5068 • If You Build It…An Art Therapy Clinic in a University Setting Location: Virginia C, Lobby Level Tally Tripp, M.A., M.S.W., ATR-BC, LICSW; Heidi Bardot, M.A., ATR-BC; and Karie Schwartz This presentation demonstrates how The George Washington University Art Therapy Clinic was conceived and developed into a unique and valuable training resource for our program. Lessons learned will be presented by two faculty directors, and video of students and clients will demonstrate how trauma theory is integrated into clinical practice. ES5044 • Expressive Arts Therapies Doctoral Students Reflect on Research and Experiences Location: Virginia B, Lobby Level Jill Wargolet, M.S., ATR-BC, ATRL, LPC; Tamar Einstein, M.A.; Mary Ellen Hluska, M.A., ATR; Lillian Sylvester, M.A., LGPC Expressive arts therapies doctoral students from Lesley University form a panel to discuss challenges, experiences, personal growth, and research within the diverse experience on campus and long distance over various electronic formats. An experiential component and time for questions will be included in this session. Workshops (Separate registration required.) PP2108 • Empowering Your Inner Presenter: How To Effectively Convey Your Expertise Location: Washington 6, Exhibition Level Sarah Kremer, M.A.A.T., ATR-BC Presentations are an art form; don’t waste your audience’s time or your time by being boring, static, or stiff. In this workshop, we’ll cover strategies from public speaking, marketing, and style experts to changing hearts and minds. Students welcome to prepare for their thesis presentations! SC2071 • Advocacy, Empowerment, & The Creative Process: An Open Studio Project Workshop Location: Delaware A, Lobby Level Sarah Laing, M.A.A.T., ATR, and Rachel Brown, M.A.A.T. This presentation will share the planning process, fabrication, and installation of a community mural project. Individuals will learn about how the public art process works and how it can be used to create community. It highlights collaboration between professional artists, community leaders, and organizations. AC2114 • Boundary Optimization and Other Lessons from Ecological Design for Art Therapy Location: Delaware B, Lobby Level Jessica Stallings, M.S., ATR-BC This workshop will explore how lessons and teaching tools borrowed from permaculture (a design system for creating sustainable human environments) can be applied in art therapy. Participants will create art based on ecological design exercises to enhance understanding of interactions within client systems and the natural environment. 10:30-11:20 a.m. Focus Group AC4137 • Calling All Now & Future AATA Leaders! All About Service to AATA Location: Washington 2, Exhibition Level Patricia St. John, Ed.D., ATR-BC, LCAT, and Linda Gantt, Ph.D., ATR-BC, HLM How do you get involved with the American Art Therapy Association (AATA) This session provides the answers! Learn about AATA’s structure; the roles, functions, and current projects of committees; committee membership; and the board of directors, elected officers, and nomination for office process. Prepare for leadership by getting involved! 38 • AATA 42nd Annual Conference • Washington, DC • Saturday, July 9
Full Conference Schedule Papers MC6031 • Going Global: A Profile of International Art Therapy Trends in 2010 Location: Washington 3, Exhibition Level Geri Hurlbut, M.A., ATR-BC, MFT An international survey conducted in 2010 identifies needs and limitations reported by art therapists working in established and developing nations focusing on education, standards of practice, and credentialing. A secondary result of the study was a renewed dialogue about theoretical perspectives, methods of practice, and a renewed sense of inclusion. RE6096 • Efficacy of Creative Arts Therapies in an Urban School District Location: Washington 5, Exhibition Level Brian Tepper, M.P.S, ATR-BC, ATCS, LCAT, and Raul Silva, M.D. In this presentation the efficacy of an award-winning, school-based Creative Arts Therapy program in a public school setting will be scientifically analyzed. Problem behaviors will be discussed as well as the specifics of treatment. Details of the intervention will be elaborated upon. SC6167 • Materials-based Art Therapy in Times of Depression: Healing through Embodied Processes Location: Washington 1, Exhibition Level Janis Timm-Bottos, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LPAT, PT From deconstruction to display, from individual transformation to collective change and well being, the activities and materials used in these shared community art therapy studios provide many central lessons and opportunities for personal transformation and healing through embodied processes. Performance Art PS7132 • Notes from the Studio: Always Respond, Never React Location: Washington 4, Exhibition Level Bruce Moon, Ph.D., ATR-BC, HLM, LPC This performance integrates spoken word, poetry, music, visual imagery, and movement to explore the principle of practice that art therapists should always respond but never react to the provocations of difficult clients. The performance demonstrates the idea that everything that happens in an art therapy session is performance art. 11:30 a.m.-Noon Calling All Authors: How to Get Your 2012 Conference Proposal Accepted! Location: Exhibit Hall A, Exhibition Level, Marquee Theatre Raquel Farrell-Kirk, M.S., ATR-BC, 2012 Conference Committee Chair and Barbara Florence, Director Member Benefit Programs, AATA The Call for Proposals for the 43rd Annual Conference, to be held July 9-13, 2012 in Savannah, GA was officially announced on June 1. This session provides an overview of the online submission process and tips to ensure your proposal meets the requirements. A virtual demonstration of the proposal submission website will also be provided. Noon-2:00 p.m. Lunch on Your Own • Purchase a convenient lunch in the Marketplace of Ideas Location: Exhibit Hall A, Exhibition Level Noon-12:40 p.m. Wheels of Diversity in Art Therapy: Pioneers of Color A Special Film Presentation by the Multicultural Committee Location: Exhibit Hall A, Exhibition Level, Marquee Theatre 12:20-12:50 p.m. Digital Poster Sessions GM3166 • Bereavement Gifts: Using Nurses’ Artwork in a Pediatric Oncology Clinic Location: Washington 3, Exhibition Level Gretchen Kircher, M.A. Finding a way to help staff at a pediatric oncology outpatient clinic process grief, find closure, and honor the families when a young patient dies. Saturday, July 9 • AATA 42nd Annual Conference • Washington, DC • 39
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