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Abstract painting of a kneeling, distressed figure inside a colourful, cavernous space with purple, red and green organic shapes.

Psychiatry

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This isn’t just art, but a supercharged act of meaning-making

Psychiatric art is crammed with meaning yet it actively resists interpretation. This paradox lies at the heart of its appeal

by Shruti Ravindran

A person’s hand arranging small pebbles next to a miniature landscape featuring a tall rock, an obelisk, and scattered colourful yarn balls.

Psychotherapy

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Sand-tray therapy can reach feelings at the ‘edge of awareness’

Originally developed for use in child therapy, sand trays are now helping adults with their difficult thoughts and emotions

by Doreen Fleet