Children, Trauma and the Arts
Describes how effective drawing, theater, music, dance and writing can be in helping kids process their fears and find equilibrium after a traumatic experience. The book is based on the work the Arts Bus Project (a mobile art studio, free library, music space and pocket theater, housed in a renovated school bus, based in Randolph, Vermont), staff did with young people in Central Vermont whose lives were challenged by Tropical Storm Irene.
78 pages
English edition · First published 2013 by Arts Bus, Incorporated · ISBN 9780615842875
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