ABOUT THE BOOK
Using Interactive Art as a Therapeutic Tool
The purpose of this faith-based book, which includes Interactive Art prints, is to be a tool for assisting mental health professionals such as counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, clergy, therapists, or individuals seeking self-help in the emotional and mental healing process following traumatic events. The prints and suggested uses offer guidance to aid in moving toward healthier thoughts, emotional relief, and positive emotional support by utilizing four methods of learning, known as VARK (visual, auditory, reading/writing, kinesthetic.) The overall concept is to present tools and suggestions on how to retrain the mindset of trauma survivors from harmful to healthy.
The Author
Karen Erdman has over 35 years of experience as an award-winning decorative artist, designer, and instructor. She graduated from Pottsville Hospital School of Nursing as an RN, and from Penn State University with a BSN and MEd with a specialization in health education.
Buy the Book
Using Interactive Art as a Therapeutic Tool is written to help mental health professionals, counselors, clergy, psychiatrists, and individuals as they guide trauma survivors in rebuilding their life, letting go of past wounds, and moving toward restoration and healthful living.
