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While
there are several hundred readings recommended at the back
of the book PhotoTherapy Techniques
-- plus many excellent new ones that have appeared in the
years since it was published -- the various brief lists
below contain only those references considered to be the
best and most important for providing a solid introduction
to the field (even though some may not be very recent
publications!).
There
are FOUR "Recommended Reading Lists" below,
each one for a different topic related to the purposes
of this website.
You may click on any of these choices (links) below, to
go directly to the Section you want -- OR, you can
download a much longer and more comprehensive list for
ADDITIONAL PhotoTherapy Readings by clicking here
(it contains all listings on #1 below, plus
dozens more!).
The
choices are:
1)
"PhotoTherapy"
(Photography DURING therapy) -- Please
note that a more comprehensive list, containing dozens
more suggested readings, can be downloaded directly
there,
2) "Therapeutic Photography" (Photography
AS therapy) -- For more information
about the differences between "Therapeutic Photography"
and "PhotoTherapy", please click here,
3) "VideoTherapy"
(Includes both "Video-IN-therapy"
and also "Video-AS-therapy" -- as well as
"Using Film or Cinema in [or as] Therapy"),
and
4) "Photographic
Cultural Studies/Education & Visual Anthropology/Sociology
-- and even Business applications related to all above
(INCLUDING research Aspects/Applications in ALL FOUR FIELDS)"
For
additional recommendations more specific to a particular
topic (such as lists pertinent to Special Education,
Research, Cross-Cultural, Gender, HIV/AIDS, and so forth),
please contact the PhotoTherapy Centre.
(The Centre has most of these publications in its Library
and also has contact information for many of the authors
below).
Additionally,
it is highly recommended that you also check this
website's always-growing list of "Student
Theses and Dissertations" -- because many of these have
very relevant content and implications for the literature
base of all four fields below, even if not yet published...
NOTE:
This page will be continually updated, so please
send the PhotoTherapy Centre
your suggestions for additions (and any corrections!).
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• PhotoTherapy
(Using
photos DURING Therapy)
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Please note that a much
longer list can be downloaded by clicking here:
*Reminder: All
publications showing download links below, have already
been published and are therefore copyright-protected.
This means that you may download and print them out for
personal reading only and/or use small quotations excerpted
from them (*only* if accompanied by
the proper reference citation) -- but any other
reproduction of contents, or use of more than 250 words,
REQUIRES that you first get written permission from its
author (Note: Adobe
Acrobat is needed to view pdf's below).
Amerikaner,
M., Schauble, P., & Ziller, R.C. (1980). Images: The
use of photographs in personal counseling. Personnel
and Guidance Journal, 59, 68-73.
Anderson,
C.M., & Malloy, E. (1976). Family photographs: In treatment
and training. Family Process, 15:2, 259-264.
Aronson, D.W. & Graziano, A. (1976). Improving elderly
clients' attitudes through photography. The Gerontologist,
16, 259-264.
Barbee, M. (2002). A visual-narrative approach to understanding
Transsexual identity. Journal of the American Art Therapy
Association, 19:2, 53-62.
Bach,
H. (2001). The place of the photograph in visual narrative
research. Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and
Cultural Criticism, 29:3 (Nov/Dec), 7.
Berman,
L. (1993). Beyond the smile: The therapeutic use of
the photograph. London: Routledge.
Birenbaum, R. (1980). Pictures of stillborn helps ease postpartum
grief. Medical Post, October 7, 25.
Blinn,
L. (1987). Phototherapeutic intervention to improve self-concept
and prevent repeat pregnancies among adolescents. Family
Relations, 36, 252-258.
Buckner, B. (1978). Therapeutic implications of portrait
photography in a nursing home. Concern in Care of the
Aging, 4, 31-32.
Calabrese, G. (2009). Photography and self-consciousness. Proceedings of the 11th EUROTAS (The European Transpersonal Association) Conference, Milano.
Calabrese, G. (2008). Transpersonal aspects of phototherapy techniques. Proceedings of the 11th EUROTAS (The European Transpersonal Association) Conference, Barcelona.
Coblenz,
A.L. (1964). Use of photographs in a family mental health
clinic. American Journal of Psychiatry, 121, 601-602.
Combs,
J.M., & Ziller, R.C. (1977). Photographic self-concept
of counselees. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 24:5,
452-455.
Comfort, C.E. (1985). Published pictures as psychotherapeutic
tools. Arts in Psychotherapy, 12:4, 245-256.
Cosden,
C., & Reynolds, D. (1982). Photography as therapy. Arts
in Psychotherapy, 9:1, 19-23.
Darrow,
N.R., & Lynch, M.T. (1983). The use of photography activities
with adolescent groups. Social Work with Groups, 11:A,
43.
DeMarre, L. (2001). Phototherapy: Traveling beyond categories.
Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism,
29:3 (Nov/Dec), 6.
Entin, A.D. (1985). Phototherapy: The uses of photography in psychotherapy. The Independent Practitioner, 5:1, 15-16.
Entin, A.D. (1983). The family album as icon: Photographs
in family psychotherapy. In: D.A. Krauss & J.L. Fryrear (Eds.),
Phototherapy in mental health (pp. 117-134). Springfield,
IL: Charles C. Thomas.
Entin, A.D (1982). Family icons: Photographs in family therapy. In: E. Abt & I.R. Stuart (Eds.), The newer therapies: A sourcebook (pp.207-227). New York: VanNostrand.
Entin, A.D. (1981). The use of photographs and family albums
in family therapy. In: A. Gurman, (Ed.), Questions and
answers in the practice of family therapy (pp. 421-425).
New York, NY: Brunner/Mazel.
Entin, A.D. (1980). Phototherapy: Family albums and multigenerational
portraits. Camera Lucida, 1:2, 39-51.
Fryrear, J.L. (1983). Photographic self-confrontation as
therapy. In: D.A. Krauss & J.L. Fryrear (Eds.),
PhotoTherapy in mental health (pp. 71-94). Springfield,
IL: Charles C. Thomas.
Fryrear, J.L. (1982). Visual self-confrontation as therapy.
Phototherapy, 3:1, 11-12.
Fryrear,
J.L., & Corbit, I.E. (1992). Photo art therapy:
A Jungian perspective. Springfield, IL: Charles C.
Thomas.
Fryrear, J.L., Nuell, L.R., & White, P. (1977). Enhancement
of male juvenile delinquents' self concepts through photographed
social interactions. Journal of Clinical Psychology,
33:3, 833-838.
Gerace, L.M. (1979). The use of family photographs as a
communications process: A summary. Phototherapy, 2:1,
7-8.
Gosciewski,
W.F. (1975). Photo counseling. Personnel & Guidance
Journal, 53:8, 600-604.
Gough,
M.L.K. (2003). PhotoTherapy with the bereaved. The Forum
(Association for Death Education and Counseling), 29:2,
April/May/June, 7.
Gough, M.L.K. (1999). Remembrance photographs: A caregiver’s
gift for families of infants who die. In: S. L. Bertman
(Ed.), Grief and the healing arts: Creativity as therapy
(pp. 205-213). Amityville, NY: Baywood.
Graham, J.R. (1967). The use of photographs in psychiatry.
Canadian Psychiatric Journal, 12, 425.
Güenther-Thoma,
K. & Katz, H. (1986). Fotografie hinter gittern
(Photography behind bars). Frankfurt: Dezernat Schule
und Bildung.
Hochberg, T. (2003). Touching Souls: Healing with bereavement
photography. The Forum (Association for Death Education
and Counseling), 29:2, April/May/June, 6.
Hogan
(Turner), P. (1981). Phototherapy in the educational setting.
Arts in Psychotherapy, 8:3, 193-199.
Hogan (Turner), P. (1980). The use of photography as a social
work technique. Unpublished masters thesis, Department
of Social Work, San Jose State University.
Horovitz, E. (2001). Phototherapy: Academic and Clinical
Explorations. Afterimage: The Journal of Media Arts
and Cultural Criticism, 29:3 (Nov/Dec), 15-16.
Hunsberger, P. (1984). Uses of instant-print photography
in psychotherapy. Professional Psychology: Research
and Practice. 15:6, 884-890.
Jacobs, N. (2002). A picture unleashes a thousand words
(About Dr. Joel Walker's work). MedHunters
Magazine, Spring, 8-10. (Click
here
to download a 208KB pdf version of this article)
Kaslow,
F. (1979). What personal photos reveal about marital sex
conflicts. Journal of Marital and Sex Therapy, 5:2,
134-141.
Kaslow,
F.W., & Friedman, J. (1977). Utilization of family photos
and movies in family therapy. Journal of Marriage and
Family Counseling, 3:1, 19-25.
Katz, S.L. (1987). Photocollage as a therapeutic modality
for working with groups. Social Work with Groups, 10:4,
Winter, 83-90.
Kopytin, A. (Ed.). (2009). The handbook on phototherapy. Moscow:Cogito-Centre (184 pp.)
Kopytin, A. (Ed.). (2006). Phototherapy: The use of photographs in psychological practice. Moscow: Cogito-Centre (190 pp.)
Kopytin, A. (Ed.). (2003). Training in phototherapy. St.Petersburg: Rech, 2003 (93 pp.)
Koretsky, P. (2001). Using photography in a therapeutic
setting with seniors. Afterimage: The Journal of Media
Arts and Cultural Criticism, 29:3 (Nov/Dec), 8.
Krauss, D.A. (2009). Phototherapy and reminiscence with the elderly: Photo-reminiscence. Unpublished paper given at the 2009 International Symposium on PhotoTherapy and Therapeutic Photography, Turku, Finland, June 11. (Click here to
download a 480k pdf version of this paper)
Krauss, D.A. (1983a). Reality, photography and psychotherapy.
In: D.A. Krauss & J.L. Fryrear (Eds.), PhotoTherapy
in mental health (pp. 40-56). Springfield, IL: Charles
C. Thomas. (Click here to
download a 3.5MB pdf version of this Chapter)
Krauss, D.A. (1983b). The visual metaphor: Some underlying
assumptions of PhotoTherapy. In: D.A. Krauss & J.L.
Fryrear (Eds.), PhotoTherapy in mental health (pp.
56-70). Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas. (Click here to
download a 2MB pdf version of this Chapter)
Krauss, D.A. (1981). Photography, imaging, and visually
referent language in therapy: Illuminating the metaphor.
Phototherapy, 1(5), 58-63.
Krauss, D.A. (1980). A summary of characteristics of photographs
which make them useful in counseling and therapy. Camera
Lucida, 2(4), 6-7.
Krauss, D.A. (1979). The uses of still photography in counseling
and therapy: Development of a training model. Unpublished
doctoral dissertation, Kent State University, Kent,
Ohio.
Krauss, D.A., & Fryrear, J.L. (Eds.). (1983). Phototherapy
in mental health. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
[Note: for order information, click
here]
Landgarten, H. (1993). Magazine photo collage: A multicultural
assessment and treatment technique. New York: Brunner/Mazel.
McNab, A.J., et.al. (1997). Purpose of family photographs
displayed in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (Heart &
Lung), Journal of Critical Care, 26(1) Jan/Feb,
68-75.
Milford, S., Fryrear, J., & Swank, P. (1983). Phototherapy
with disadvantaged boys. Arts in Psychotherapy, 10:4,
221-229.
Miller, N. (2010). Second Life: A Virtual Playground for Therapists, Creativisits, Healers, Educators and Everyone Else! TILT Magazine: Therapeutic Innovations in Light of Technology (Online Therapy Institute), September.
Minton, C. (1983). Uses of photographs in perinatal social
wordk. Health and Social Work, 8:2, 123-125.
Morgovsky, J. (2007) Photography on the couch: The psychological uses of photography. General Psychologist, Winter-Spring, 42:1, 27-30. [Note: Contains several accidental historical factual inaccuracies but still an interesting read]
Morozli, I. (2010). PhotoTherapy as an Instrument of Correcting Self-Evaluation. The [Russian] Healing Arts Journal, Vol. 13, #2 (Spring), 45-60. [Note: Article is in Russian, but has an English summary; click here for a 144K download):
Nelson-Gee, E. (1975). Learning to be: A look into the use
of therapy with Polaroid photography as a means of recreating
the development of perception and the ego. Art Psychotherapy,
2, 159-164.
Phillips, D. (1986). Photography's use as a metaphor of
self with stabilized schizophrenic patients. Arts in
Psychotherapy, 13:1, 9-16.
Piccini, F. (2010). Tra Arte e Terapia: Utilizzi Clinici Dell'Autoritratto Fotographico ("Between Art and Therapy: Clinical Uses of Photographic Self-Portraits"). Torin: Edizioni Cosmopolis.
Piccini, F. (2008). Ri-vedersi: Guida all'uso dell'autoritratto fotografico per la scoperta e la costruzione di sé ("Seeing Yourself Again: Guide for using self-portrait photography for the discovery and construction of the self"). Milano: Red Edizione [Note: for order information, click here].
Reid, M. (1985). My use of photographs in therapy. Phototherapy,
4:3, 10-12.
Rossi, O. NOTE: Dr. Rossi combines PhotoTherapy, Art Therapy, and VideoTherapy together; therefore his publications are listed in both the Reading List for VideoTherapyand the one for PhotoTherapy below:
Rossi O. (2009a). Lo sguardo e l’azione: Il video e la fotografia in Psicoterapia e nel Counseling ("The look and the action: Video and photography in psychotherapy and counseling"). Rome: Edizioni Universitarie Romana.
Rossi, O. (2009b). [English translation] A meeting with oneself: Videotherapy in counselling. Nuove Arti Terapei, June, online. (To download a 300K pdf copy of this article, click here)
Rossi O. (2008). Di luci e di ombre: Un’applicazione di foto videoterapia ("Light and shadow: An application of photo videotherapy"). Nuove Arti Terapie, 2,12-16.
Rossi O. (2007). Immagini in scena ("Images on stage"). Formazione in Psicoterpia Counselling Fenomenologia, 9-10: gennaio – dicembre, 16-23.
Rossi O. (2006). Sguardi e immagini: Video e fototerapia ("Looks and images: Video and phototherapy"). Formazione in Psicoterpia Counselling Fenomenologia, 7:settembre – ottobre, 28-37.
Rossi O. (2005a). Incontrare se stessi: la videoterapia nella relazione d’aiuto ("Meet yourself: Videotherapy in the helping relationship"). Attualità in Psicologia, 20:3-4, Luglio\Dicembre, [pages?].
Rossi O., Rubechini S. (2005b). Le immagini: Una nuova via narrativa alla percezione di sé ("Images: A new narrative on the self-perception"). Artiterapie, 3/4: marzo - aprile, 14-18.
Rossi O., Botticelli K., Cardamomi D., & Rubechini S. (2004a). Counselling a mediazione artistica e videoterapia a scuola ("Counseling and artistic mediation with videotherapy to school"). Artiterapie, 9/10: settembre - ottobre, 14-18.
Rossi O. (2004b). Le visioni della memoria. Un intervento di Gestalt a mediazione Arte Video terapeutica ("The visions of memory: An intervention of Gestalt therapy-mediated video therapy art"). Formazione in Psicoterapia Counselling Fenomenologia, 3: gennaio – febbraio, 12-23.
Rossi O. & Rubechini S., (2004c). "Le immagini autobiografiche: Una via narrativa alla percezione di sé ("Autobiographical images: A narrative way to self-perception"). INformazione Psicoterapia Counselling Fenomenologia 4:novembre-dicembre, 14-23.
Rossi O. (2003a). Video terapia nella relazione d’aiuto ("Video therapy in the helping relationship"). Formazione in Psicoterapia Counselling Fenomenologia, 2: settembre - ottobre, 45-51.
Rossi O., Botticelli, K., Cardamomi, D., & Rubechini, S. (2003b). Narrazione creativa e disagio scolastico ("Crearive storytelling and scholastic discomfort"). Formazione IN Psicoterapia Counselling Fenomenologia, 2, 72-79.
Rossi O. (1997). Il teatro del sogno come flusso della condotta ("The theater of dreams as a flow of conduct"), Formazione in Psicologia, Psichiatria, Psicoterapia, 31: maggio – agosto, 6-13.
Ruben, A.G. (1978). The family picture. Journal of Marriage
and Family Counseling, 4:3, 25-27.
Sandoz, C.J. (1996). Photographs as a tool in memory preservation
for patients with Alzheimer’s disease. Clinical
Gerontologist, 17, 69-71.
Schafiyha,
L. (1997). Fotopädagogik und Fototherapie. Theorie,
Methoden, Praxisbeispiele. Weinheim und Basel: Beltz
Verlag.
Schuster,
M. (1996). Fotopsychologie: Lächeln für die
ewigkeit ("Photo-psychology: Smile for eternity").
Heidelberg: Springer Verlag.
Sedgwick,
R. (1980). The use of photoanalysis and family memorabilia
in the study of family interaction. Corrective and Social
Psychiatry Journal, 25:4,137-141.
Segal,
R. (1984). Symbolic and metaphoric communication and phototherapy.
Phototherapy, 4:1, 7-14.
Spire, R.H. (1973). Photographic self-image confrontation.
American Journal of Nursing, 73:7, 1207-1210.
Spitzing, G. (1985). Fotopsychologie. Die subjektive
Seite des Objektivs. Weinheim und Basel: Beltz Verlag.
Stewart, D. (1979a). Photo Therapy comes of age. Kansas
Quarterly, 2:4. 19-46.
Stewart, D. (1979b). Photo Therapy: Theory and practice.
Art Psychotherapy, 6:1, 41-46.
Titus, S.L. (1976). Family photographs and the transition
to parenthood. Journal of Marriage and the Family, 38:3,
525-530.
Trusso, J. (1979). Some uses of instant photography in holistic
therapy. Phototherapy, 2:1, 14-15.
Turner-Hogan,
P. [see also "Hogan"]. (1980). The use
of photography as a social work technique. Unpublished
masters thesis, Department of Social Work, San Jose
State University.
Vardell,
M., McClellan, J., & Fryrear, J.L. (1982). A structured
group Phototherapy program and its use with adjudicated
adolescent girls. Phototherapy, 3:2, 8-11.
Walker, J. (1991). Photograph as lifeline: Facing morality. American Journal of Psychotherapy, XLV:1, January, 124-128. (To
download a 900 KB pdf copy of this article, click here)
Walker, J. (1986). The use of ambiguous artistic images
for enhancing self-awareness in psychotherapy. Arts
in Psychotherapy, 13:3, 241-248 (To
download a 1.3MB pdf copy of this article, click here).
Walker, J. (1985). The use of ambiguous photographs as a tool for overcoming resistance. Psychotherapy in Private Practice, 3:4, Winter, 139-142. (To
download a 450KB pdf copy of this article, click here)
Walker, J. (1984). The "Walker
Visuals Kit": An aid in psychotherapy. Toronto:
Therapeutic Images. (To read
an article about Walker and this kit, click here for
208KB pdf download;
to order this kit directly from Dr. Walker, click here)
Walker, J. (1983). The photograph as a catalyst in psychotherapy.
In: D.A. Krauss & J.L. Fryrear (Eds.), PhotoTherapy
in mental health (pp. 135-150). Springfield, IL: Charles
C. Thomas.
Walker, J. (1982). The photograph as a catalyst in psychotherapy.
Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 27, 450-454. (To
download a 1MB pdf copy of this article, click here)
Walker, J. (1980). See and tell. Phototherapy, 2:3,
14-15.
Weiner,
R.L., & Abromowitz, L. (1997). Use of photographs as
therapy for demented elderly. Activities, Adaptation,
& Aging, 21, 47-51.
Weiser, J. (2012; in press) -- Tecniche di terapia fototerapia e video: Le radici del passato, le pratiche attuali e prospettive future ("PhotoTherapy and video therapy techniques: Past roots, current practices, and future possibilities"). In: Rossi, O. (Ed.): [title & publisher not yet known].
Weiser,
J. (2010a) -- Foto personali e foto di famiglia come strumento per la terapia: Il “Come, Cosa e Perché” delle tecniche di FotoTerapia ("Using Personal Snapshots and Family Photographs as Therapy Tools: The "Why, What, and How" of PhotoTherapy Techniques"). PsicoArt – Rivista on line di arte e psicologia (PsychoArt – Online journal of art and psychology), 1:1. (To download a 96 pdf copy
of this article in English, click here -- for the 112K pdf in Italian, click here)
Weiser,
J. (210b) -- Using Photographs in Art Therapy Practices Around the World: PhotoTherapy, Photo-Art-Therapy, and Therapeutic Photography. Fusion (a publication of Art Therapy Alliance, International Art Therapy Organization, and Art Therapy Without Borders), 2:3, 18-19. (To download a 900K pdf copy
of this article -- click here)
Weiser,
J. (2010c) -- When I was your age: PhotoTherapy techniques for families. In Lowenstein, L. (Ed.), Creative family therapy techniques. Toronto, ON: Champion Press, 270-277. (To download a 1.2MB copy
of this article -- click here)
Weiser,
J. (2010d) -- Guida all'uso degli autoritratti fotografici in psicoterapia ("Guide to using self-portraits in psychotherapy"). In: Piccini, F. (Ed.), Tra Arte e Terapia: Utillizi Clinici Dell'Autoritratto Fotografico ("Between Art and Therapy: Clinical Uses of Photographic Self-Portraits"), Torino (Turin): Cosmopolis, 27-51. (To download a 1.9 MB pdf copy
of this Chapter in Italian, click here; to download the original 3.5 MB English draft for this article that was translated into Italian, click here)
Weiser,
J. (2010e) -- ("The essence and techniques of PhotoTherapy"), The Healing Art (International Art Therapy Journal, January, 18-36. (To download a 250K pdf copy
of this article -- in Russian -- click here)
Weiser,
J. (2009a). Picturing PhotoTherapy and Therapeutic Photography: Commentary on articles arising from the 2008 International PhotoTherapy Symposium in Finland (co-authored with Dr. David Krauss). European Journal of Psychotherapy and Counselling, 11(01), 77-99. (To download a 160K pdf copy
of this article, click here; to download the entire Issue, click here)
Weiser,
J. (2009b) -- ("PhotoTherapy techniques: Using interactions with photographs to improve people's lives"). In: Iarskaia-Smirnova, E. & Romanov, P. (Eds.),  ("Visual Anthropology: Tuning the lens [Part one: Visual methodology: From research to action]"), Moscow: Variant, CSPGS, 64-108.(To download a 3MB pdf copy
of this article, click here)
Weiser, J. (2008a). PhotoTherapy Techniques: Exploring
the secrets of personals snapshots and family albums. B.C. Psychologist (Special Issue on Media & Psychology),
Summer, 22-25. (To download
a 120K pdf copy of this article, click here [is
updated revision of Weiser, 2002(b)])
Weiser,
J. (2008b).
PhotoTherapy: Unlock your psyche with personal snapshots
and family photographs. Talise:
2: April-June,
58-62. (To download a 3MB pdf
copy of this article, click here).
Weiser,
J.
(2007). Using PhotoTherapy techniques in art therapy
and other counseling practices. Canadian
Art Therapy Association Newsletter, 6:4, 4-7. (To
download a 312K pdf copy of this article, click here).
Weiser,
J. (2006). Techniche di FotoTerapia nel counseling
e nella therapia: Usare le foto comuni e le interazioni
con le fotografie per aiutare i clienti a prendersi
cura delle proprie vite ("PhotoTherapy
Techniques in Counseling and Therapy: Using personal and family photos,
and interactions
with them,
to help clients improve well-being", translation
by Dr. Carmine Parrella and Dr. Matteo Paganelli). INformazione:
Psicoterapi, Counselling e Fenomenologia, Vol.7, Sept-Oct,
120-147. (To
download a 4.5MB pdf copy of this article, click here)
Weiser, J. (2005a) ( ).  ("Remembering
Jo Spence: A brief personal and professional memoir").
In: H. Hagiwara (Ed.), Jo Spence autobiographical
photography (pp. 240-248). Osaka: Shinsuisha
Press. (To download a 571KB
pdf copy of this article in its original Japanese,
click here;
to download a 140KB pdf English
translation of this article,
click here).
Weiser,
J. (2005b)
A Picture is worth a thousand words: Using
PhotoTherapy Techniques in Arts (and other) Therapies
practice. In: Kossolapow, L., Scoble, S., and
Waller, D. (Eds.), Arts Therapies Communication (Vol.
III), Different Approaches to a Unique Discipline: Opening
Regional Portals, Münster: Lit-Verlag Publishers,
481-486.
Weiser,
J. (2004a).
PhotoTherapy techniques in counseling and therapy: Using
ordinary snapshots and photo-interactions to help
clients heal their lives. The Canadian Art Therapy
Association Journal, Fall, 17:2, 23-53.
(To download a 2.6MB pdf copy
of this article, click here)
Weiser,
J. (2004b) The continuum of arts-based healing practices:
Arts-in-Therapy/Arts-as-Therapy.
Creative Arts in Counselling Chapter Newsletter (Canadian
Counselling Association), Fall, 1:2, 3. (To
download a 20KB pdf copy of this article, click here)
Weiser,
J. (2003) -- A picture is worth a thousand words:
Using PhotoTherapy Techniques in Counseling Practice.
Bulletin of the Private Practitioners Chapter Newsletter
(Canadian Counseling Association), March, 3:2, 3-4.
Weiser,
J. (2002a).
PhotoTherapy techniques: Exploring the secrets of
personal snapshots and family albums. Child & Family, 5:3,
16-25. (To
download a 898KB pdf copy of this article, click here)
Weiser,
J. (2002b). PhotoTherapy techniques: Exploring the secrets
of personal snapshots and family albums. B.C. Psychologist,
Winter, 26-27. (To download a
201KB pdf copy of this article, click here)
Weiser,
J. (2001). PhotoTherapy techniques: Using clients' personal
snapshots and family photos as Counseling and Therapy tools
(Invited feature article in "Special Double Issue:
Media art as/in therapy"). Afterimage: The Journal
of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism, 29:3 (Nov/Dec),
10-15. (To download a 1.44MB pdf copy
of this article, click here)
Weiser,
J. (2000). PhotoTherapy's message for Art Therapists in
the new Millennium.Journal of the American Art Therapy
Association, 17:3, 160-162. (To
download a 328KB pdf copy of this article, click here)
Weiser,
J. (1999, 2nd Edition).
PhotoTherapy Techniques: Exploring
the Secrets of Personal Snapshots and Family Albums
(1st edition: 1993), Vancouver:
PhotoTherapy Centre Press (Click here to order direct from Amazon; ISBN: 0-9685619-0-X)
To read the "Preface" or "Foreword to the Second Edition" of this book, click on those words; to download a 776K pdf copy of the first Chapter (pp. 1-12), click here)
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Weiser,
J. (1990). "More than meets the eye": Using ordinary
snapshots as tools for therapy. In: Laidlaw, T.; Malmo,
C.; & Associates (Eds.), Healing voices: Feminist
approaches to therapy with women (pp. 83-117). San Francisco:
Jossey-Bass. (To download a 1.75MB pdf
copy of this chapter, click here)
Weiser,
J. (1988a). "See what I mean?" Photography as
nonverbal communication in cross-cultural psychology. In:
Poyatos, F. (Ed.), Cross-cultural perspectives in nonverbal
communication (pp. 245-290). Toronto: Hogrefe. (To
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Photography" and "PhotoTherapy", click here)
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* WARNING! This Chapter by Rosy* Martin
contains many passages of serious intentional plagiarism
(section title, several entire sentences at a time, in
several different places) -- taken word-for-word directly
from earlier books written by both Judy Weiser and David
Krauss -- for more information, or to read the formal
"Erratum Notice" apology issued
by Routledge Publishers in their settlement of this case,
please click here.
[*Note: This is not the same person as the U.K. artist Rosie Martin]
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here for details)
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