Art Versus Therapy

Art Versus Therapy

Art Versus Therapy

Jill Rosier Astall

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Balboa Press Australia
Año de edición:
2016
ISBN:
9781504302012
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Art Versus TherapyWe live in an uncertain world. Global catastrophes, infrastructures crumbling, inequalities within social systems, terrorism and the oxymoron of Holy War does not rest peacefully in my mind. Domestic abuse a symptom of unrest and an era of another 'stolen generation' via blended families, the fallout of divorce. Feminism bravely charting the illogical and never ending suffocation of the privileged white male patriarchy. The latter not experiencing sexist marginalization but 'sensitive' to the conundrum it inherited. While we watch our daughters experience a sexualized 'raunch' culture where greater demands trivialize idealism. I hope the methodology inside brings you peace friend and shines a beaming light through your beautiful soul. It’s time to hold hands in the playground.

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