Photovoice techniques and art therapy approaches with refugee and immigrant adolescents.

Photovoice techniques and art therapy approaches with refugee and immigrant adolescents.
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针对难民和移民青少年的光声技术和艺术治疗方法。

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10.1016/j.aip.2023.102005
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发表时间:
2023
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The Arts in psychotherapy
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Javanbakht,Arash
Javanbakht,Arash
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Feen-Calligan,Holly;Grasser,LanaRuvolo;Nasser,Sara;Sniderman,David;Javanbakht,Arash

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本文介绍了一个由艺术治疗和Photovoice方法和技术提供信息的项目,旨在帮助新移民和难民青少年通过反思他们作为美国新居民的经历来驾驭个人和文化身份。Photovoice是一种摄影和社会行动方法,鼓励参与者拍摄他们日常生活的各个方面,反思其意义和重要性,并激发必要的变化。该计划于2020年2月在阿拉伯裔美国人国家博物馆(AANM)开始,但被改编为在线格式,并重新构建了对COVID-19大流行的反思。青少年探索的广泛问题包括:什么是好的?什么是挑战?在充满挑战的时代,什么是可持续发展?什么需要改变?你的文化和背景是什么,你感到自豪,并希望与其他美国居民分享?会议的亮点展示了艺术治疗干预如何巧妙地分配自我,家庭和社区的主题,并鼓励小组互动和相互支持。一个虚拟博物馆展览使该计划达到高潮,并接触到社区领袖。来自选定参与者的自我报告突出了编程过程中创伤后应激、焦虑和躯体症状的变化。
This paper describes a program informed by art therapy and Photovoice approaches and techniques aimed at helping new immigrant and refugee teens to navigate personal and cultural identities by reflecting on their experiences as new residents in the US. Photovoice is a photography and social action method that encourages participants to photograph aspects of their daily lives, reflect on their meaning and significance and galvanize necessary changes. The program began in February 2020 at the Arab-American National Museum (AANM), but was adapted for an online format and re-framed towards a reflection on the COVID-19 pandemic. Broad questions teens explored included: What is good? What is challenging? What is sustaining during challenging times? What needs to change? and What about your culture and background are you proud of and wish to share with other US residents? Highlights of the sessions demonstrate how art therapy interventions paralleled photography-assigned themes of self, home, and community and encouraged group interaction and mutual support. A virtual museum exhibition culminated the program and reached community leaders. Self-reports from select participants highlight changes in posttraumatic stress, anxiety, and somatic symptoms over the course of programming.