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KMID : 1148220230190010131
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Journal of Arts Psychotherapy
2023 Volume.19 No. 1 p.131 ~ p.149
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Study on Art Therapy Experience of Child Abuse Survivors
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Heo Eun-Ha
Kim Mi-Rae
Park Jeong-Ja
Lee Jae-Nam
Lim Eun-Sil
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Abstract
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This research aims to study the art therapy experience for child abuse survivors. For this study, in-depth interviews were conducted with five children who had experienced abuse and the results were analyzed according to the evidence theory method. As a result of open coding, 96 concepts, 36 subcategories, and 18 categories were derived. As a result of axial coding, the central phenomenon was revealed as a “family that could not protect,” and a paradigm model for the art therapy experience of child abuse survivors was presented. The core category was found as “building a new me toward growth.” The art therapy experience process for child abuse survivors is in five stages. and it was shown as a change from “an endless black hole,” “a ray of sunlight in a gray tunnel,” “surviving on a remote and lonely island,” “holding out hope beyond therapy,” to “raising priming water.” Based on the results of this research, we discussed what kind of art therapy experiences the child abuse survivors go through to “build a new me toward growth” and suggested a follow-up study. This study is significant because it revealed the art therapy experience process for child abuse survivors and proposed their art therapy model stage by stage.
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KEYWORD
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Child Abuse Survivors, Art Therapy, Grounded theory
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