Creative Arts and Body-Based Approaches for Group Work with Survivors of Trauma

Evidence is growing that creative arts and body-based approaches have a significant part to play in helping persons cope with the effects of trauma. Backed by significant neurological evidence on how trauma affects the brain and the entire nervous system, creative arts and body-based therapies complement traditional trauma treatments by focusing on not only the mind, but also on the body. Knowledge of these approaches can increase effectiveness of child welfare practice. Read more, including a case summary and reflection questions to strengthen your practice, in this Practice Notes #38 Creative Arts and Body-Based Approaches for Group Work with Survivors of Trauma.