Main description:

* This book has two main goals: to contextualize the phenomena of Holocaust artwork for the field of art therapy, and use that cannon of artwork to support the inclusion of logotherapy into art therapy theory and practice
* Built on three sections of the author's doctoral work: theory, research, and practice
* Themes are presented in practice in the third section can be used to guide clients in art therapy practice within the existential philosophy of logotherapy, which emphasizes meaning making to facilitate healing and personal growth

Contents:

Part 1: The Art of the Holocaust 1. Integrating the Art of the Holocaust with Art Therapy Theory 2. The Penomena of Holocaust 3. Categorizing the Art of the Holocaust 4. Arts Contributing to Community Part 2: Research 5. Organizing a Study of Holocaust Art 6. Narratives of Holocaust Artists 7. The Phenomenological Inquiry and Results Part 3: Practice 8. Grounding the Art of the Holocaust to Existentialism and Logotherapy Philosophies 9. Integrating Logotherapy and Art Therapy 10. Art Logotherapy in Practice 11. Epilogue