(You must be a member of the American Art Therapy Association to be a member of the Illinois Art Therapy Association. To join or renew your membership, go to the American Art Therapy Association website. Upon check out at AATA membership, you will be able to add-on the membership for Illinois Art Therapy Association)
Workshop Description:
Art based supervision adds a useful component to supervisory work by adding image-based information and feedback to verbal discourse. The advent of Covid 19 has challenged therapists and supervisors to stretch old skills and embrace new ones. Distance work is a challenge for many of us. With masks and technology as helpful but challenging impediments to our interaction, we may turn to response art as a fully expressed form of communication. Just as images support clients as they investigate their issues and explore their choices, response art used in supervision, can help both supervisees and supervisors address countertransference, conceptualize treatment and clarify other interpersonal and systemic dynamics in treatment. Workshop participants will engage in creating response art and written reflections to explore and clarify their work as art therapists, supervisees and supervisors.
Objectives:
1. Participants will be able to define response art as it is used in supervision.
2. Participants will be able to describe one way that response art can help clarify client dynamics.
3. Participants will be able to describe how response art can supplement verbal discourse when working at a distance.
Professor and author Barbara Fish PhD, ATR-BC, ATCS, LCPC, HLM
Barbara Fish PhD, ATR-BC, ATCS, LCPC, HLM has been an art therapist, certified art therapy supervisor, art-based educator, and researcher for more than forty years, most recently teaching at Saint Mary of the Woods College. Barbara has worked extensively with children in state care, supervised therapists, consulted to agencies and provided training in trauma informed practices. Her research and practice rely on the authority of the image, manifested by using response art, as a fundamental resource and art-based way of knowing. Her publications, include her book, Art-based Supervision: Cultivating Therapeutic Insight Through Imagery(Routledge 2017), and her chapter, Drawing and Painting Research in Leavy’s Handbook of Arts-Based Research (Guilford, 2017). Barbara was awarded the American Art Therapy Association’s Honorary Life Member award in 2019., Barbara relocated to San Diego, California in 2019 where she teaches and provides supervision in person and at a distance.
This is a 6-CE Credit Hour Art Therapy Supervision Virtual Event with author and professor Barbara Fish, PhD, ATR-BC, ATCS, LCPC, HLM. The dates are Saturday, February 18th, 2023, and Sunday, February 19th, 2023 from 12 pm to 3 pm Central Standard Time. This is a two-day event with a total of 6-hours of workshop time. Registration closes on Monday, February 13, 2023.
This CE event will meet NBCC, ATCB, and Illinois Social Workers, Illinois Psychologists License Continuing Education Credit requirements. CE credits sponsored by Spring Advisory, PLLC.
According to ATCB, "Beginning in 2023 all Board Certified Art Therapists (ATR-BCs) will need to complete six(6) continuing education credits in supervision as part of the continuing education credits requirements. " ATCB license renewal deadline is July 31.
Illinois LCPC (Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors) are required to complete eighteen (18) hours in clinical supervision. This is a one-time requirement. Illinois LCPC license renewal deadline is March 31 2023.
