Trauma and acute stress disorder: A comparison between cognitive behavioral intervention and art therapy

By O. Sarid, Ephrat Huss. 2010

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Conservation, Social Psychology

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In Clinical Psychology

1. Sarah R. Gorham
2. N. Rankin
3. David A. Sandmire
4. D. Grimm

In Conservation

1. Sarah R. Gorham
2. N. Rankin
3. David A. Sandmire
4. D. Grimm

In Social Psychology

1. Sarah R. Gorham
2. N. Rankin
3. David A. Sandmire
4. D. Grimm

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• The Influence of Art Making on Anxiety: A Pilot Study (2012, methodology): “When comparing approaches to the treatment of anxiety, Sarid and Huss ( 2010 ) noted that cognitive behavioral intervention aims to address anxiety in a “top-down” direction through the mind via imaginal exposure, whereas art therapy, with its actual manipulation of art materials, offers a “bottom-u”