Art and Art Therapy with the Imprisoned

David E. Gussak, PhD, ATR-BC, professor of art therapy at Florida State University, has published and lectured widely on art therapy with forensic populations. He is the author of Art on Trial: Art Therapy in Capital Murder Cases and co-editor of the Wiley Handbook of Art Therapy.

Prologue "Now That’s Sexy" Introduction Identity in Isolation: A Beginning Chapter 1 Art in Prison- A Natural By-Product Chapter 2 Rehumanizing Through Art Chapter 3 Drawing Time Revisited: The Benefits of Art Therapy in Prison Chapter 4 Making Something Out of Nothing: Materials and Directives for the Correctional Milieu Chapter 5 Deepening the Exploration Through Research Chapter 6 Nurturing Identity: Art Therapy in Women’s Correctional Settings Chapter 7 Reversing the Delinquent Label: Art Therapy with Juvenile Justice Populations Chapter 8 The Realities of Professional Dissonance: Maintaining Boundaries Within the Tensions Of Ethics, Morals, and the Law Chapter 9 Negotiating a Continuously Fluctuating Identity Epilogue Art Therapy In Prison Is Social Justice: The Last [for Now] Rallying Cry References Appendix Research Results Index