Oxford Diploma Art TherapyCreate Books; Run (4)Workshops!

Last updated 7/2022
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June 2022: All you need to a) create a book and b) run FOUR workshop (including the Art Therapy exercises)!

What you’ll learn
Students will create a workbook to overcome stress. (Two have been published already!)
Four complete workshops are designed for you – just adapt these!
Many many art therapy exercises will be given
Hundreds of ways of reducing stress will be investigated
Research studies underpin the course – this is both academic and practical
Specific ‘typical lectures’ are also given for your workshop
Requirements
none required except…patience
Description
Note: This course does not qualify the recipient to perform any form of therapy or counselling for any other personThis course will show you how to run several different workshops AND also give you many ideas to enable you to write a book – plus a step by step process. The course includes two books written by students on the course! The key to gaining from this course is DOING THE EXERCISES and PARTICIPATING IN THE Q/A.The course has now been considerably expanded and contains FOUR very specific sections that can be used to run workshops as follows:1. Workshop for teenagers2. Workshop for Seniors3. Workshop for the anxious4. Workshop for vegansThese are detailed workshops that can be adapted by you and thus you have the workshop all pre-planned!This extensive course has TWENTY-ONE main sections:1. Creating an Art Therapy stressbook/workbook – two students so far have written books based on this course and the books are now on Amazon2. Actually writing the book. A series of steps are talked through – together with the homework!3. Designing and running an Art Therapy Workshop – exact guidelines are given – backed by scientific research – with plenty of example. I work through the workshop, doing the exercises, explaining how they can be done as a group4. A section on Workshop Design, Workshop Goals and Workshop structure5. Guidelines in running a workshop6. Tips for running a workshop7. Running a workshop for teenagers8. 20 Art Therapy Exercises9. Running a workshop for Seniors10. Benefits of Art Therapy for Seniors11. Preparation for the workshop12. Deeper meaning – cartoons for use in the workshop facilitating discussion13. An alternative beginning to the workshop14. A full-worked workshop for the Anxious15. A full-worked workshop for vegans16. Case studies17. The economic costs for strokes (and Art Therapy to help reduce these)18. For your interest: Artificial Intelligence19. Workshops in detail20. Step by step to writing a book21. Past-present-futureNote: This course includes an Art Therapy ebook by Elina GhanbariOk that’s the summary. The course includes 100+ ways of reducing stress, many many art therapy exercises, website links and throughout an encouragement to post and share your work.So:1. 100+ ways to reduce stress2. 50+ Art Therapy exercises3. A manual written (and published) by a student4. Many examples of Student Artwork5. Details of the scientific research6. Step-by-step instructions (and ideas) to run FOUR Art Therapy workshops!TWO recent reviews:"I wanted to send my personal thanks to Chris Bankes Sivewright, for helping me step into my potential outside of fear and anxiety. Since I’ve started this course, I’ve started writing again, as well as started teaching workshops to a small group of over 600 people. I’m sincerely looking forward to continuing with your course, as well as future courses, and peeling back more layers of my own perception. With sincere thanks!"- Melissa "This is an really amazing course, I wouldn’t mention this as a course rather it is truly a therapy. I definitely suggest everyone to take this up"- Chaithanya
Overview
Section 1: Starter
Lecture 1 COMPULSORY: D.I.Y.
Section 2: OPTIONAL: UKRAINE
Lecture 2 Introduction
Lecture 3 Relevance
Lecture 4 Truth
Lecture 5 Action
Lecture 6 The end
Lecture 7 P.P.S.
Section 3: Friendly advice
Lecture 8 Friendly advice
Section 4: Attention!
Lecture 9 Attention!
Section 5: For all
Lecture 10 For all
Section 6: Please watch this first!
Lecture 11 Introduction
Lecture 12 Please watch this first!
Section 7: Introduction
Lecture 13 Introduction
Section 8: Create a workbook
Lecture 14 Background to the course
Lecture 15 Emotions – pt 1
Lecture 16 Emotions – pt 2
Lecture 17 Meditative Painting
Lecture 18 Puppet therapy
Lecture 19 Calming your nerves
Lecture 20 Walking through the valley of stress
Lecture 21 Stressbook – pt 1
Lecture 22 Stressbook – pt 2
Lecture 23 Stressbook – pt 3
Lecture 24 Stressbook – pt 4
Lecture 25 Stressbook – pt 5
Lecture 26 Stressbook – pt 6
Lecture 27 Stressbook – pt 7
Lecture 28 Stressbook – pt 8
Lecture 29 Stressbook – pt 9
Lecture 30 Stressbook – pt 10
Lecture 31 Stressbook – pt 11
Lecture 32 Stressbook – pt 12
Lecture 33 Stressbook – pt 13
Lecture 34 Stressbook – pt 14
Lecture 35 Stressbook – pt 15
Lecture 36 Stressbook – pt 16
Lecture 37 Stressbook – pt 17
Section 9: Actually writing a book!
Lecture 38 Introduction
Lecture 39 Find…
Lecture 40 Research, research, research!
Lecture 41 The outline
Lecture 42 On your marks…
Lecture 43 Substance and style?
Lecture 44 Put the person with the $$ first!
Lecture 45 Who’s counting? (Your are!)
Lecture 46 Healthily and routinely focus!
Lecture 47 Space!
Lecture 48 Software
Lecture 49 Keep going!
Lecture 50 What if things go wrong?
Lecture 51 No rush!
Lecture 52 Feedback
Lecture 53 Now publish!
Section 10: Run a workshop
Lecture 54 If you don’t write…draw! pt 1
Lecture 55 If you don’t write…draw! pt 2
Lecture 56 Doodling
Lecture 57 Intuition – pt 1
Lecture 58 Intuition – pt 2
Lecture 59 Intuition – pt 3
Lecture 60 The wrong hand
Lecture 61 Tactile drawing
Lecture 62 Draw anything in front of you without looking up!
Lecture 63 Nine faces-pt 1
Lecture 64 Nine faces-pt 2
Lecture 65 Nine faces – pt 3
Lecture 66 Draw and Object or Creature
Lecture 67 Draw figures
Lecture 68 Draw yourself
Lecture 69 Balloons
Lecture 70 Visual Metaphors – pt 1
Lecture 71 Visual metaphor – pt 2
Lecture 72 Visual metaphor – pt 3
Lecture 73 Visual metaphors – pt 4
Lecture 74 Visual Metaphor – 5
Lecture 75 Visual metaphors – 6
Lecture 76 Conclusion
Lecture 77 Postscript – pt 1
Lecture 78 Postscript – pt 2
Section 11: The Workshop : COMPULSORY What, why, when, how and to whom?
Lecture 79 Introduction (Part 1)
Lecture 80 Introduction (Part 2)
Lecture 81 Workshop Design (Part 1)
Lecture 82 Workshop Design (Part 2)
Lecture 83 Workshop Goals (Part 1)
Lecture 84 Workshop Goals (Part 2)
Lecture 85 Workshop Structure
Section 12: COMPULSORY Guidelines
Lecture 86 Guidelines – part 1
Lecture 87 Guidelines – part 2
Lecture 88 Guidelines – part 3
Lecture 89 Guidelines – part 4
Section 13: COMPULSORY : Tips for Running a Workshop
Lecture 90 Tips for Running a Workshop in Art Therapy – part 1
Lecture 91 Tips for Running a Workshop in Art Therapy – part 2
Lecture 92 Tips for Running a Workshop in Art Therapy – part 3
Lecture 93 Tips for Running a Workshop in Art Therapy – part 4
Lecture 94 Tips for Running a Workshop in Art Therapy – part 5
Section 14: COMPULSORY Running a Workshop for Teenagers
Lecture 95 Introduction
Lecture 96 Timed Art Competition!
Lecture 97 Altered Images
Lecture 98 Tin Foil
Lecture 99 Words to live by
Lecture 100 Collaboration
Lecture 101 Crumpled paper
Lecture 102 Toilet Rolls!
Lecture 103 Thoughts
Lecture 104 Hands Up!
Section 15: COMPULSORY 20 Art Therapy Exercises
Lecture 105 Exercise 1
Lecture 106 Exercise 2
Lecture 107 Exercise 3
Lecture 108 Exercise 4
Lecture 109 Exercise 5
Lecture 110 Exercise 6
Lecture 111 Exercise 7
Lecture 112 Exercise 8
Lecture 113 Exercise 9
Lecture 114 Exercise 10
Lecture 115 Exercise 11
Lecture 116 Exercise 12
Lecture 117 Exercise 13
Lecture 118 Exercise 14
Lecture 119 Exercise 15
Lecture 120 Exercise 16
Lecture 121 Exercise 17
Lecture 122 Exercise 18
Lecture 123 Exercise 19
Lecture 124 Exercise 20
Section 16: The Reckoning
Lecture 125 Rejection
Lecture 126 Sorry
Lecture 127 A new beginning
Section 17: COMPULSORY : Running a workshop for Seniors – we all get old!
Lecture 128 Introduction
Lecture 129 Course attendees – part 1
Lecture 130 Course attendees – part 2
Lecture 131 Course attendees – part 3
Lecture 132 The main fears for the elderly – part 1
Lecture 133 The main fears for the elderly – part 2
Section 18: Benefits of Art Therapy for Seniors
Lecture 134 Introduction
Lecture 135 Memory
Lecture 136 Reduced pain
Lecture 137 Reduced stress
Lecture 138 Reduced depression
Lecture 139 Improve socialisation
Lecture 140 Relief from Chronic condition
Lecture 141 Improved brain function
Section 19: Preparation for the workshop
Lecture 142 Preparation – 1
Lecture 143 Preparation – 2
Lecture 144 Case study – 1
Lecture 145 Case study – 2
Lecture 146 Case study – 3
Lecture 147 Case study – 4
Section 20: Deeper Meaning
Lecture 148 Introduction
Lecture 149 Images to think about or react to – 1
Lecture 150 Images to think about or react to – 2
Lecture 151 Images to think about or react to – 3
Lecture 152 Images to think about or react to – 4
Lecture 153 Images to think about or react to – 5
Lecture 154 Images to think about or react to – 6
Lecture 155 Images to think about or react to – 7
Lecture 156 Images to think about or react to – 8
Lecture 157 Images to think about or react to – 9
Lecture 158 Images to think about or react to – 10
Lecture 159 Images to think about or react to – 11
Lecture 160 Images to think about or react to – 12
Lecture 161 Images to think about or react to – 13
Lecture 162 Images to think about or react to – 14
Lecture 163 Images to think about or react to – 15
Lecture 164 Images to think about or react to – 16
Lecture 165 Images to think about or react to – 17
Lecture 166 Images to think about or react to – 18
Lecture 167 Images to think about or react to – 19
Lecture 168 Images to think about or react to – 20
Lecture 169 Images to think about or react to – 21
Lecture 170 Images to think about or react to – 22
Section 21: Alternative beginning
Lecture 171 An alternative beginning (Part 1)
Lecture 172 An alternative beginning (Part 2)
Lecture 173 An alternative beginning (Part 3)
Section 22: The workshop itself
Lecture 174 Introduction
Lecture 175 Setting the scene
Lecture 176 The workshop itself (Part 1)
Lecture 177 The workshop itself (Part 2)
Lecture 178 Activities for the workshop
Lecture 179 Strawberries!
Lecture 180 More class exercises – 1
Lecture 181 More class exercises – 2
Lecture 182 More class exercises – 3
Lecture 183 More class exercises – 4
Lecture 184 More class exercises – 5
Lecture 185 More class exercises – 6
Lecture 186 Things to remember – part 1
Lecture 187 Things to remember – part 2
Lecture 188 Things to remember – part 3
Lecture 189 Questions answered – part 1
Lecture 190 Questions answered – part 2
Lecture 191 Questions answered – part 3
Lecture 192 Questions answered – part 4
Lecture 193 A problem you may face
Lecture 194 Problem…solved? – part 1
Lecture 195 Problem…solved? – part 2
Lecture 196 New exercises – 1
Lecture 197 New exercises – 2
Lecture 198 New exercises – 3
Lecture 199 New exercises – 4
Lecture 200 New exercises – 5 (Part 1)
Lecture 201 New exercises – 5 (Part 2)
Lecture 202 New exercises – 6
Lecture 203 Woman and toilet
Lecture 204 Nature and animals – 1
Lecture 205 Nature and animals – 2
Lecture 206 The ordinary item
Lecture 207 Art Techniques
Section 23: Workshop for a vegan class
Lecture 208 Introduction – find a niche
Lecture 209 Selflessness (Part 1)
Lecture 210 Selflessness (Part 2)
Lecture 211 There’s no fun in this! (Part 1)
Lecture 212 There’s no fun in this! (Part 2)
Lecture 213 There’s no fun in this! (Part 3)
Lecture 214 Affordability (Part 1)
Lecture 215 Affordability (Part 2)
Lecture 216 Why? (Part 1)
Lecture 217 Why? (Part 2)
Lecture 218 Worry, worry, worry! (Part 1)
Lecture 219 Worry, worry, worry! (Part 2)
Lecture 220 Worry, worry, worry! (Part 3)
Lecture 221 By ye fruits…(Part 1)
Lecture 222 By ye fruits…(Part 2)
Lecture 223 By ye fruits…(Part 3)
Lecture 224 By ye fruits…(Part 4)
Lecture 225 Vegan therapist? (Part 1)
Lecture 226 Vegan therapist? (Part 2)
Lecture 227 Vegan therapist? (Part 3)
Lecture 228 Vegan clients
Lecture 229 Food Art therapy (Part 1)
Lecture 230 Food Art therapy (Part 2)
Lecture 231 More food
Lecture 232 Kathy Smart
Lecture 233 Memes
Lecture 234 Vegan artists
Section 24: Workshop for the anxious
Lecture 235 Introduction (Part 1)
Lecture 236 Introduction (Part 2)
Lecture 237 Introduction (Part 3)
Lecture 238 Panic Book (Part 1)
Lecture 239 Panic Book (Part 2)
Lecture 240 Visualisation (Part 1)
Lecture 241 Visualisation (Part 2)
Lecture 242 Visual starter
Lecture 243 Beads (Part 1)
Lecture 244 Beads (Part 2)
Lecture 245 Squiggle (Part 1)
Lecture 246 Squiggle (Part 2)
Section 25: Can Art Therapy reduce the Economic Costs of strokes?
Lecture 247 Let’s start with the Economics (Part 1)
Lecture 248 Let’s start with the Economics (Part 2)
Lecture 249 Let’s start with the Economics (Part 3)
Lecture 250 Let us look at the data (Part 1)
Lecture 251 Let us look at the data (Part 2)
Lecture 252 Let us look at the data (Part 3)
Lecture 253 Some studies (Part 1)
Lecture 254 Some studies (Part 2)
Lecture 255 Some studies (Part 3)
Lecture 256 The global burden – a challenge for art therapy! (Part 1)
Lecture 257 The global burden – a challenge for art therapy! (Part 2)
Lecture 258 The global burden – a challenge for art therapy! (Part 3)
Lecture 259 The global burden – a challenge for art therapy! (Part 4)
Lecture 260 The global burden – a challenge for art therapy! (Part 5)
Lecture 261 Art therapy and strokes (Part 1)
Lecture 262 Art therapy and strokes (Part 2)
Lecture 263 Art therapy and strokes (Part 3)
Lecture 264 Can the arts help stroke rehabilitation? (Part 1)
Lecture 265 Can the arts help stroke rehabilitation? (Part 2)
Lecture 266 Can the arts help stroke rehabilitation? (Part 3)
Lecture 267 Therapies available – a brief outline (Part 1)
Lecture 268 Therapies available – a brief outline (Part 2)
Lecture 269 Therapies available – a brief outline (Part 3)
Lecture 270 Therapies available – a brief outline (Part 4)
Lecture 271 Therapies available – a brief outline (Part 5)
Lecture 272 Over to you! (Part 1)
Lecture 273 Over to you! (Part 2)
Lecture 274 Over to you! (Part 3)
Section 26: Books
Lecture 275 Books (Part 1)
Lecture 276 Books (Part 2)
Section 27: Short course Diploma
Lecture 277 Short course Diploma
Section 28: OPTIONAL. Improving your English
Lecture 278 Introduction
Lecture 279 Lesson 1
Lecture 280 Lesson 2
Lecture 281 Lesson 3
Lecture 282 Lesson 4
Lecture 283 Lesson 5
Lecture 284 Lesson 6
Lecture 285 Lesson 7
Lecture 286 Lesson 8
Section 29: Meditation
Lecture 287 Meditation – Pt1
Lecture 288 Meditation – Pt2
Section 30: For your interest
Lecture 289 Multipotentialites – part 1
Lecture 290 Multipotentialites – part 2
Lecture 291 The terminology
Lecture 292 Context
Lecture 293 Criticisms
Lecture 294 Tim Ferriss
Lecture 295 Disadvantages
Lecture 296 Genius – and hot streaks! – part 1
Lecture 297 Genius – and hot streaks! – part 2
Lecture 298 Let’s look at some Artwork
Lecture 299 Jackson Pollock
Lecture 300 John Fenn
Lecture 301 Evaluation and AI – part 1
Lecture 302 Evaluation and AI – part 2
Lecture 303 Evaluation and AI – part 3
Lecture 304 Evaluation and AI – part 4
Lecture 305 Artbreeder and others
Lecture 306 AI Generated images
Lecture 307 AI Drawing/AI Painting
Lecture 308 Art Therapy – also the big reveal!
Section 31: Homework – after you have been doing all those exercises!
Lecture 309 Homework – 1
Lecture 310 Homework – 2
Section 32: Past-Present-Future
Lecture 311 Past-Present-Future (Part 1)
Lecture 312 Past-Present-Future (Part 2)
Lecture 313 Past-Present-Future (Part 3)
Lecture 314 Past-Present-Future (Part 4)
Lecture 315 Past-Present-Future (Part 5)
Section 33: Art Therapy – the future
Lecture 316 Transformations – part 1
Lecture 317 Transformations – part 2
Lecture 318 Transformational Art Therapy
Lecture 319 Past transformations – 1
Lecture 320 Past transformations – 2
Lecture 321 The exercise
Lecture 322 The second and third pieces
Lecture 323 The Gift
Lecture 324 Anxiety Cards
Section 34: By Students, For Students
Lecture 325 Student Artbook – Edition 1
Lecture 326 Student Artbook – Edition 2
Lecture 327 Student Artbook – Birthday Edition!
Lecture 328 Student Artbook – Birthday Edition for Person X!
Lecture 329 Student Artbook – Edition 5
Section 35: Walk with me
Lecture 330 Introduction
Lecture 331 Mapping
Lecture 332 Confusion
Lecture 333 Doodleblocks
Lecture 334 Worries of war
Section 36: Reviews
Lecture 335 Reviews
Section 37: Bonus
Lecture 336 Bonus
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