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Tardif, Nicole. "Creativité et art-thérapie." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape10/PQDD_0004/MQ43692.pdf.
Full textLambert, Jacinthe. "L'expérience humaine positive en art-thérapie." Thèse, Université de Sherbrooke, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/6463.
Full textBenoit, Anne. "Approche des matériaux d'art en art-thérapie." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk1/tape8/PQDD_0003/MQ43683.pdf.
Full textProsvetina, Elena. "« Nous aussi sommes créateurs » : Variations russes sur quelques « autres » de l'art (Xxe-XXIe siècles)." Paris, EPHE, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EPHE5016.
Full textThis research has begun as an ethnographic study in various cultural spaces that seek to identify, between Moscow and St. Petersburg, some singular figures of creators. To the unsuccessful attempt to transfer in Moscow an institution of collection and exhibition of "art brut" in accord to Dubuffet ideas, an opposite trend of social movement that intended to achieve results “by the means of art”. The study is reconstructing the careers of actors involved in various forms of compensation, and the biographical trajectories of the last Soviet generation by the image of the “non-conformist” artist. This ethnography, had leed to revitalizing the memory of the great expectations that were placed on the art in the early years of the Soviet revolution to bring up a new man. Western European approaches towards identification of the origins of art were supported in Russia in the 1920s by a new Academy of the Artistic Sciences where the creative activity was studied. This rise in the time of "radiant utopias" has been necessary to understand the cultural transfers and to a better understanding of the issues related to identities of the strange creators that preside today between Paris and Moscow
Laberge, Lucie. "Art-thérapie et intelligence émotionnelle chez des jeunes présentant un trouble pédopsychiatrique." Thèse, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, 2005. http://depot-e.uqtr.ca/1211/1/000123131.pdf.
Full textCouet, Lydia. "Soigner la folie et collectionner 'l'art des fous' : l'art asilaire au XIXème siècle : archéologie de l'art brut." Thesis, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019UBFCH030.
Full textTreating madness and collecting the "art of the insane". Asylum art during the nineteenth century : an archeology of Art Brut.This work is about artifacts made by patients in asylums during the XIXth and the beginning of the XXth century: from their entrance into scientific collections and publications, until the first exhibitions into art galleries during the 1920's. We will try to show how, thanks to the role of some personalities of medical, litterary and artistic areas, the medical status of those creations will be overtaken and they will begin to invest artistic scene
Kulari, Genta. "Art therapy techniques to improve coping strategies in children 7-18 years old with a chronic disease." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PSLEH042/document.
Full textFew research studies have been conducted specifically focused on the change process in medical art therapy. A need for more intervention research in art therapy has been established. This research study focused on the results of an intervention study evaluating the use of art therapy with children coping with a chronic disease. Both baseline and after art intervention measures were employed to support the use of art intervention techniques with children diagnosed with a chronic disease to encourage verbal expressions of pain and modify coping strategies such as problem solving in response to the emotional burden of chronic disease and identify specific pivotal moments that bring about change process. Art intervention techniques were combined with Solution-Focused therapy approach (de Shazer, 1991) to create a treatment plan for children 7-18 years old diagnosed with a chronic disease. Twelve children with chronic disease at the Hospital Santa Maria, Portugal, were randomized to an active art therapy or reference comparative group . Those in active group participated in seven sessions of art intervention for 60 minutes. Measures taken at the baseline, and after the final art intervention session including Formal Elements Art Therapy Scale applied to the Person Picking an Apple from the Tree scale, children version of Pain Coping Questionnaire, Adolescent Pediatric Pain Tool, and KidCope. The children assigned to the reference comparative group completed all evaluations at the same intervals as the children receiving art therapy but did not receive art therapy intervention. The results of this study revealed that children who received art intervention services significantly increased their vocabulary describing pain as measured by APPT, and manifested more active coping strategies while dealing with the chronic disease, measured by PCQ and KidCope. The changing moments identified through the description of the seven intervention sessions, were measured from the post-session PPAT measuring Problem Solving coping strategy main scale factor
Fardet, Sophie. "L'appareil esthétique : la spécificité de la qualité de présence dans la relation art-thérapeutique, dont l'émotion esthétique est le centre : étude réalisée auprès de personnes adultes avec autisme sévère." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCB075/document.
Full textOur subject is based on the hypothesis that there exists an "aesthetic device" present in each of us, consisting of three states of presence (physical, psychic and artistic) emphasizing the specificity of the quality of presence in the art-therapeutic relationship. Aesthetic emotion is the center of it. Our methodology is based on a central approach: a field of research involving three adults with severe autism. We use video as an observation tool to visualize the subtle and the inenarrable in the relationship with these people. The second approach: research interviews with 25 psychotic patients and 25 professionals (artists, art therapists, caregivers, educators) who all participated or facilitated in art and therapy workshops. Our concern is to start from the speech of the people concerned to link with the experimentation lived on the research ground. We use discourse analysis software to make an analysis focused on our hypothesis. All our questioning rests on the question of presence, presence to oneself, presence to the other by the detour of art. We approach the main theoretical currents around the question of the therapeutic presence, to pose our approach in an integrative approach
Sudres, Jean-Luc. "De la créativité à l'art-thérapie des adolescents. Concepts, processus et cliniques." Toulouse 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996TOU20081.
Full textCreated in the 1930s in the u. S. A. By margaret naumberg, the concept of art-therapy only appeared in france at the beginning of the 1960s. Sometimes assimilated with different new therapy movements, othertimes challenged by upholders of psychopathology of expression or by other unmoving orthodoxies, art-therapy has become well known in france only for the last twenty years. As it emerged, an impassioned and passionate dialectic began concering the concept as well as its supports. Can we really be satisfied with the anglo-saxon pragmatic "it works"? very early on, art-therapy succumbed to the charms of psychosis in adult subjects with, sometimes, a clear reductor psychanalytical tropism. From that, some advances concerning the intelligibility of the process, clinical systems and modalities of evaluation were created. Concerning the child, he continues to follow into the hidden depths of the drawing under the aegis of developmental and psychotherapeutic exploration without conceding the least bit to the field of art-therapy. Concerning adolescent art-therapy, like for creativity, it is necessary to state that for the last decade adolescents have shown a growing extra-curricular interest for all expressive and creative activities. These elements and field experience have led me to the following general hypotheses: has arttherapy got any pertinence and clinical usefulness for adolescents with psychopathological difficulties?
Drapeau, Marie-Céline. "Motus et bouche cousue, étude clinique d'un cas de mutisme sélectif suivi en art-thérapie." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2001. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp05/MQ64099.pdf.
Full textSalomone, Christian. "Les etapes dans le travail de representation du reel : a propos d'une observation de peinture d'un schizophrene en situation d 'art-therapie et en comparaison avec le style impressionniste." Toulouse 3, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987TOU31114.
Full textFabre, Christine. "Apports psycho-pédagogiques de l'expression picturale : recherche auprès d'adolescents en difficulté." Université Pierre Mendès France (Grenoble), 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989GRE29005.
Full textThis research intends to analyse the psychopedagogic achievement of painting on emotionally disturbed youngsters. It shows how this activity, practiced within the framework of the "pedagogy of success", stimulates and develops the cognitive, creative, relational and psycho-motive abilities of the individual in a global manner. Moreover, this work explains how and why painting helps towards the transformation of the author's opinion of themselves and of their environment (and vice-versa). Their results - (called here: "les nouvelles traces" : "the new prints") - are generated in the process of creation and exhibition of the paintings presented within a context favouring success. These "prints", as positive testimony, allow the reaffirmation and reinforcement of the adolescent's individual and social identity. In this way, they (the "prints") contribute decisevely to their successful social integration
Lecoq, Claude. "La peinture et la traversée du pire : de la création au soin." Paris 1, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA010553.
Full textNadeau, Francine. "Traumatisme, rupture et art-thérapie, l'utilisation de l'aire transitionnelle dans le travail art-thérapeutique chez les enfants souffrant de l'état de stress post-traumatique." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2001. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/MQ59349.pdf.
Full textSens, Dominique. "L'image critique : Une approche psychanalytique du surgissement de la forme dans la rencontre clinique en art-thérapie." Thesis, Paris 5, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA05H103/document.
Full textThe goal of this research project is to define the scope of clinical practice in psychotherapy that uses artistic mediations. It also intends to examine the position of the psychotherapist in the context of care through an artistic mediation (painting, drawing, clay).The clinical situation in Art Therapy has two distinctive characteristics from verbal therapy: 1. the passage from a face to face interaction that implies a visual contact to the presence of the clinician outside the patient’s visual field once s/he is working at an easel, 2. the creation of a plastic object under the sight of a clinician.This research is based on a work of analysis of fundamental psychoanalytic concepts applied to mediated psychotherapy and on the development of the concept of “critical image.” To denote an image as critical is to consider it as a place of exerted tension and exerted crisis of a symptom according to different logics of symbolization. The meta-psychological hypothesis that guides my research relies on symbolization processes based on the inter-subjectivity of sharing different levels of symbolization between the therapist and the patient. A case study of a patient undergoing art therapy constitutes the methodology of this research
Couzinet, Jean-Bernard. "Arts. Communication. Therapie ou l'analyse d'une pratique complexe d'animation." Bordeaux 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997BOR30033.
Full textTo break away from the asylum image, the psychiatric hospital in the 1975/80 period opened to creative artists to boost the life of the institution. I was one of those as an animator. The period was a humanistic one. What remains of this en 1996? when the public hospital turns medical and profit-oriented, management minded and patients are no longer individuals. At social level, the economic approach dominates everything and generates exclusion. What one encounters at micro level (hospital) is true at macrolevel (society). In char of in-hospital, social and voluntary workshops, i have a long experience of creative animation under the triad : arts, communication, therapy, act. Fractally such creative individual dynamics finds emphatic enrichment at collective level. What would happen if suchpractices developed among excluded groups taken in charge by their own relays? the dialectics between the all-economic and the all-human, could find its expression in the creative act, considered as self affirmation. This could well be one of the major challenges of the xxist century
Osiceanu, Maria Eléna. "Créativité et mélancolie : étude psychopathologique, psychanalytique et esthétique sur leurs intéractions." Paris 13, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA131006.
Full textThe present DSM textbooks do not concede to the specificity of melancholy and tend to assign it to the scope of major depressions (characterized ones), which cannot discriminate between the two, even if there is a difference both in quantitative terms (relative to its intensity) and in qualitative ones, between the two entities. Hence melancholy is reduced to a clinical form of depression, susceptible to measurement on a psychometric scale. In light of these remarks, our research hypothesizes a psychic organisation endemic of melancholy, differentiating the latter from depression. This organisation would be characterized by its institution around a vital defence process, namely the creative potential, of an individual. The hypotheses we have put forth are the following: (1) The creative act is a way of organizing, “materialising”, mastering and controlling the depressive disorder. Thanks to the creative process, depression organizes itself and becomes creative melancholy. (2) There is a level of depression (the mild or the moderate one) which is placed in the service of creativity. It is a tension upsurge in the aftermath of which anything propelling forward becomes inhibitory. It is during this interval of maximum intensity that depression takes the form of a creative melancholy. Whereof, the conclusion drawn is that there are more melancholic creators than creative melancholics. (3) There is a feminine component of creativity observable with the creative melancholic and its most prominent trait is its mortiferous content. Yet, despite its mortiferous content, it is precisely this feminine component of creativity which saves the melancholic from the danger of self-destruction. (4) The narcissistic restoration of the image of one's self is perpetrated, with the melancholic, through creation. The object of creation substitutes for the lost object of the melancholic, and, through the narcissistic identification of the creator with its work, the latter becomes the restorative mirror of the image of his/her self. These hypotheses may or may not be confirmed together, in degrees varying with the given situations, and function both of the personality of the individual, and of his/her position in the normal-pathologic register
Ahamed, Youssouf Hassani Mzé Hamadi. "Théâtre à l'hôpital et politique de santé publique : approches de sciences auxiliaires du droit." Thesis, Normandie, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020NORMLH14.
Full textIn France, medicine is generally invaded by cultural activities and health centers are converted into theater and arts sites. Healthcare professionals find themselves forced to work with artists not only for the event of improving healthcare policy but as well to change the patient's state of health.In this particular case, the theater has often drawn its sources from the fields of health and medicine to disclose its information, and medical health, however, has never ceased to appeal to the theater as a way of communication. The theater provides directly a better communication of patients and hospital users with healthcare personnel and is a very important step in the improvement of the health state of the patient and those around him. The ability of the theatre to inform, educate and communicate is an asset that all disciplines can share. But medicine is appropriating itself this system with the assistance of theater professionals (artists).With big interest, this work has put in value a question on how the theater can be a part of healthcare in one hand, and in the other hand, the question of the ownership of artistic and scientific works the put apart artists, healthcare professionals and patients.This work has as well questioned on the definition of these artistic works resulting from the performance of patients in the hospital’s theater workshops who suffer from psychological disorders. The medical professional, the actor therapist and the patient, each of them, request or claim ownership of these works. This work has demonstrated numerous and significant obstacles, due to, particularly, the involvement of different professionals and different legal platforms.This work shows that occupational therapists, psychiatrists, nurses and other health professionals continuously use theater in one way or another, a therapeutic way in psychiatry, occupational therapy and other health treatments processes. This is why this policy of integrating culture within health centers has prompted this research work to study the place and status of the artist in the hospital as well as to seek and understand how the theater as practiced by health professional alone or in collaboration with the artist, can be a therapeutic means.The 1999 Convention signed by the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Health provide to the artist the possibility of introducing cultural (artistic) activities to the hospital but does neither specify the professional status of the artist in the hospital nor his responsibilities in the event of damage. This work has tried, through this convention and its scope, to give a status to the therapeutic artist performing in the hospital.This work shows, from the beginning to the end, that the art of theater participates in the patient care process not only during hospitalization period but also after discharge from hospital. It promotes social reintegration and helps the patient's relatives to understand their patient.This analysis makes clear the understanding, that the practice of dramatic theater in hospitals deserves special attention and specific regulation
Roma, Vanessa. "Théâtre, thérapie et troubles du comportement alimentaire : pratiques scéniques à partir de fragments d'Enfance de Nathalie Sarraute." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012TOU20045.
Full textIn art-therapy, although literature can raise the positive effects of Theatre practice in therapy, it is little referenced to a specific psychopathology and/ or indications which may demonstrate the hypothesised relationship between Theatre, psychology and cathartic effects. However, theatrical mediation is unique in that it joins together work with body, voice, gaze and emotional expression, referring to a range of proven techniques, and allowing the construction of specific devices adapted to such and such symptoms and/ or pathologies. In this context, a specific device was developed with 30 people hospitalised for eating disorders (ED). It is based mainly on the book “Childhood” by Nathalie Sarraute, and on the technical work of the Actor. An assessment of the shows and processes was conducted by following a test/ re-test procedure, with an observation grid including both theatrical and clinical aspects. The results allow us to see that for all involved, Theatre helps artistically, clinically and statistically in the construction and affirmation of self-image. Moreover, it allows them to feel, perceive, recognise and express their emotions and develop theatrical coping strategies.Overall, there is some inter-penetration: if Theatre is a mediation relevant to people with ED, they bring their own particularly symbolising and uniquely enriching monstration to said various theatrical devices. The key is to create, or recreate through an exchange, the journey between body and JE(u) (I/play) and JE(u) (I/play) to the body through psychological, aesthetical and theatrical catharsis on both sides of the stage. In fine, catharsis appears as the fundamental process uniting mediated therapies and Theatre in an innovative approach
Laeng, Nathalie. "La maladie d'Alzheimer : variations mélodiques d'une vie psychique." Paris 5, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA05H022.
Full textIn Alzheimer's disease, memory troubles come up in the global functioning of the psyche, conscious and unconscious. Just studing the cognitive functions is not enough to bring out the demential specificity. In fact, the loss of intellectual capacities doesn't justify the hypothesis of an absent psychic system. The analytical theory gives the concepts the grasp of psychic functionings that can appear in dementia. Furthermore, the introduction of music in psychoterapic relationship aims not only at determining the applications of musictherapy in the field of dementia, but at discovering how music can help to understand the psychic functioning of a demented subjet. (. . . )
Krauss, Sophie. "Le modelage chez l'enfant autiste : "de l'empreinte corporelle à l'empreinte psychique, un espace pour se construire"." Paris 5, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA05H021.
Full textI noticed that the most regressed autistic children were interested in manipulating modelling paste (prototype of "malleable object"). This activity enables them to express their corporal anguishes and let adults perceive the manifestation of their "body image" along with the elaboration steps and evolution steps of it. Indeed, plastic outputs appear to reflect some aspects of development (psychic dimensionality, psychic envelop, corporal self), from massive autism up to individuation. To investigate this hypothesis, I elaborated a "modelling grid" which establish connections between plastic outputs and the developmental steps of autistic children ("successful autistic state", "first skin recovery", "symbiotic phase", "individuation"). The grid has been evaluated with some twenty mediated therapies using modelling, over seven years. It appears to be pertinent to spot some aspects of the development of a child through his plastic outputs. The grid reveals evolutive profiles regarding modelling by autistic children and gives landmarks all through children's evolution, thus helping autism professionals to identify autistic anguishes (the expression of which is revealed by modelling). The grid can thus become a clinical tool. Furthermore, this research enables the study of psychic processes involved in modelling, which is important in order to propose various expression means to the child, their accessibility being linked to the child psychic dispositions. Apart from being a therapeutic medium, modelling paste (in conjunction with the grid) could then become a valuable diagnostic and prognostic tool
Lelièvre, Marie. "Soins de support art-thérapiques en oncologie : d'un état des lieux à l'élaboration et l'évaluation d'un dispositif." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018TOU20109.
Full textCancer treatment induces serious biopsychosocial consequences for patients. About 80% of patients feel pain, fatigue, and emotional impact can lead to anxiety. The quality of life (QoL) of people with cancer has become the major concern for the French Governement. Supportive care has developed since 2003 to that end and to lessen the side-effects incidence. It offers different types of monitoring including art-therapy. Prior studies have shown efficacy of therapies that are proposed to hospitalized patients. Improvement of QoL, fatigue and anxiety have been observed. All these studies show efficacy of art-therapy, regardless of duration and types of mediation.This study compares 2 experimental groups involved in different kind of art-therapy, with a control group (N=29). Openness and divergent thinking for creativity, QoL, anxiety and body image are explored with a standard assessment protocol submitted to participants in test and re-test (+3 months). The two art-therapies consist of 3 phases: relaxing, creating and debriefing. The 'Continuous Art-Therapy' (CAT) sessions have no predetermined order, number or theme, while 'Senses and Motives' (SEM) is a structured program of 6 art-therapeutic sessions. The quantitative results show that an art-therapy practice improves the sensation of physical well-being. CAT brings the level of anxiety of its participants down to a healthy level, and opens them to the action, whereas SEM reduces the feeling of fatigue and restores the body image. The qualitative analysis strengthens these findings and adds areas of improvement like self-esteem.An art-therapy program can be conceived with a structure and objectives in order to respond to the patients’ needs: self-esteem and body-image restorations, decreased anxiety. It can associate with medical treatments for a better acceptance or physical well-being
Calestrémé, Marie. "Habiter son toit pour s'habiter soi, de l'espace psychique à l'espace vécu : contribution au développement identitaire de l'adolescent en institut médico-éducatif par la mise en oeuvre d'un dispositif à médiation thérapeutique." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017TOU20099.
Full textIntroduction: Adolescence is the age of transformations and changes in balance between the inside and the outside. The program "My Roof and I!" aims at exploring the theme of “the home environment”, as a marker of identity, through the setting up of a program of therapeutic mediation, based on the assumption of the existence of a link between the appropriation of one’s living space and the construction of identity. Method - 65 teenagers with a mental disability took part in the study, being taken care of in a Medical Special Needs Educational Institute presenting a mental disability (average age: 16.58; S.D.: +/-1.55) with an experimental group (n=32) who followed a therapeutic mediation program consisting of 6 sessions and a control group (n=33). The following investigation tools were used: the Toulousian Self-Esteem Scale (E.T.E.S), the Big Five Questionnaire for Children (B.F.Q.-C) and the Multidimensional Anxiety Scale for Children (M.A.S.C), following a test-retest protocol. This quantitative approach is completed by a qualitative approach, focused on sociodemographic, diagnostic aspects and the therapeutic process in workshops. Results – The study includes 3 parts: 1. Singular typology of teenagers in a Medical Special Needs Educational Institute; 2. Development and assessment of an art therapy program from a comparative perspective. Among the main results, two therapeutic working axes can be seen: the somato-emotional axis and the psycho-social axis; 3.Clinical assessment of the workshop process and creative work made by the teenagers. Conclusion - The program of art therapy enables a whole set of dimensions of teenage identity to be improved. The teenagers who benefited from the program gradually appropriate spaces which help them fix their identity. This approach should be developed within the institutions caring for teenagers presenting a mental disability
Sabot, Magalie. "Du collage au « photocollage » : une médiation thérapeutique revisitée en clinique hospitalière." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCC238.
Full textThis work offers to consider the position of photographic art within the clinical psychology practice. Are the images used in clinical sessions merely reproducing the trauma, or could they inspire creation? How can these images be used in clinical sessions? Such are the deeply contemporary questions to which this thesis attempts to answer. In order to grasp this question, the thesis immerges into the art of collage, a subjective creative art form using photographic media. The art of collage (to glue in French) seems to allow an antagonistic deepening of perspective from the subject, along with fabulous creations and unseen associations of ideas. Surrealist artists have freely inspired themselves from psychoanalytical concepts in their work; however clinical psychologists have seldom explored the world of art. This thesis attempts to bring together in harmony clinical work, history of art and psychoanalytical theory. « Photocollage » in french refers to this form of mediation, inspired by techniques and theories used by collage artists for individual therapeutic sessions, amid somatic treatment often following trauma.Through these creative processes, we have discovered an intuitive use of collage inorder to overcome extreme trauma. This thesis attempts to explain the reasons and underlying mechanisms. This work examines emerging theories on the subject, and attempts to apply them to therapeutic experience through four highly unique clinical psychology sessions, in order to examine the creative potential of this extraordinary art
Chardon, Fabrice. "Evaluation des effets d'une pratique d'art-thérapie à dominante musicale auprès de personnes démentes séniles." Chambéry, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010CHAML007.
Full textThe elderly person suffering from dementia displays specific disorders which appear as a weakening of cognitive functions, severe enough to affect his behaviour and emotional, social relationships. The evolution of the illness, which always drifts towards an aggravation, therefore engenders a deterioration of the person's intellectuel capacities. The characteristic of art-therapy consists in soliciting and stimulating the healthy part of the person. For this reason, it is particularly adapted to and elderly person in a state of dementia, and could be integrated into a treatment protocol, allowing him to break from the daily negative situations from witch he suffers. This would also bring about the recognition that an elderly person in first and foremost a person. The practice of music centered art-therapy as presented in this thesis, allows the person suffering from senile dementia to assert his zest for life, and undoubtedly reinforce his feeling of existing, through the pleasure felt during artistic stimulation, although he is not capable, as before, of assimilating a bulk of knowledge
Hamel, Johanne. "Création artistique et identité professionnelle: une étude heuristique." Thèse, Université de Sherbrooke, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/8290.
Full textGrati, Mouna. ""Que la mode transforme mon corps !" : le chaos debout." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010563.
Full textCanet, Géraldine. "L’émotion esthétique aux frontières du lien : accordages, perceptions et représentations des limites dans le groupe art-thérapeutique à médiation plastique, en psychiatrie." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCB012/document.
Full textOur thesis aims to define the influence of aesthetic emotion in the process of visual art therapy, on subjects suffering from psychotic disorders or boundary issues. We shall observe the way it relates to psycho-corporal boundaries, in a context where leadership of a group is assumed in hospital institution. Our study thereby details a peculiarity specific to the situation of the artist in art-therapeutic relationship, which involves his or her aesthetic sensibility, creating a mirror-effect with the aesthetic questions of the subject expressing their creativity. Our overall hypothesis is that of a link between aesthetic emotion and the bonding process (Stern, 1989) between the art-therapist and the subjects within the art-therapy group, and that this triggers perceptions and representations of boundaries among these subjects. The research took place in two stages, on four groups of adolescent subjects and two groups of adult subjects. The first phase enabled the collection of results produced prior to our initial research which focused on three groups, and during which we held art-therapy sessions in the presence of an observer and a carer. Data was collected for two goals : to understand the role of aesthetic emotion in transferential movements within the group and the therapeutic effects of these processes, in relation to the creative processes and on the formal representations in the artistic work (observation sheets, self-administered questionnaires, clinical notes) ; and to enrich the objectification of the therapeutic effect of this approach, with tests before/after (projective tests for the six groups, and, for one of them, aesthetic perception tests with eye-tracking, the first results of which are presented under development). An element of mirroring became apparent between the art-therapist (a strangeness in the aesthetic emotion) and the subjects (well-being in the aesthetic emotion, often in relation to gestures), as well as a potential connection between this mirroring and the appearance of boundaries within artistic works, at pivotal moments during sessions. We have paid special attention to this aspect in our thesis, by considering drive aspect in accordance with our examination of aesthetic emotion, at the meeting point between the scopic drive, the aesthetic gaze and its mirror effect
Désormeaux, Danielle. "Images de la colère en art-thérapie, analyse qualitative des images représentant la colère effectuées par des femmes ayant tendance à réprimer ou à extérioriser cette émotion." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp01/MQ54354.pdf.
Full textFernandes, Viana Anamaria. "Dança e autismo : espaços de encontro." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015REN20054/document.
Full textThis thesis has as a background a long experience with improvisation in dancing for children and young people considered autist in the Brittany region. From this practice, it was starting a vast theoretical research in this field. When these two aspects were considered, the thesis confronts the doctrine with the reports about the people who live with autists, their family members, professional dancers, educators and people from the mental health area. This is not a therapeutic project. We can clear understand the autist not only has the real possibility and the right of doing an artistic practice but also they can teach us a lot. The purpose of this work is not to create a type of hornbook. It aims to offer basic elements for the professional of this area in a way he/she can create his/her own methodology. In this way, this professional will conduct the process day by day. He will make up a step and a new step. That’s why it was not only needed to have a deep look at the autist, but also promote an appropriate environment for him/her. The founding elements of this dance we can point out the assumption of a certain attitude that is ethical and aesthetic. So even that, it is an attitude that represents the abandon to assume that you have to guide the other in one way, for example, in precast projects. The thesis raises some questions that have not been investigated yet, for instance, in the dance universe and the new purpose of dealing with the autist. In fact, if we consider that the contemporary dance is described as a democratic philosophy and equalitarian; the project thisthesis approaches not only follows this idea but also study deeply these ideals
Essa tese tem como pano de fundo uma longa experiência de dança improvisação com crianças e jovens ditos autistas na região da Bretanha francesa. A partir dessa prática, foi-se abrindo um vasto campo de pesquisa teórica. Relacionando essas duas dimensões, a tese confronta a doutrina com relatos de vivências com pessoas ditas autistas, seus familiares e profissionais da dança, da educação e da saúde mental. Não se trata, no entanto, de um projeto terapêutico. Entende-se que a pessoa autista não apenas tem a possibilidade concreta e o direito de realizar uma prática artística, como tem muito a nos ensinar. E não se trata, igualmente, de construir uma espécie de cartilha. Pretende-se propiciar ao profissional da área elementos básicos para criar sua própria metodologia. Desse modo, será ele quem irá – em seu dia a dia com o outro – inventar, a cada passo, um novo passo. E para isso, naturalmente, fazse necessário não só um olhar diferenciado para a singularidade daquela pessoa, como a criação de um ambiente propício. Dentre os elementos fundantes dessa dança destaca-se a assunção de uma certa postura, que é ética sem deixar de ser estética. Por isso mesmo, é umapostura que envolve abandonos – seja da pretensão de guiar o outro num certo sentido, seja da elaboração de projetos premoldados. A tese procura levantar questões ainda pouco exploradas no universo da dança e propor novas formas de se relacionar com a pessoa dita autista. Na verdade, se considerarmos que a dança contemporânea se caracteriza – dentre outros aspectos – por uma filosofia democrática e igualitária, o projeto que esta tese aborda não apenas transita por esses caminhos, como aprofunda aqueles ideais
Schiltz, Lony. "Musique et elaboration imaginaire de l'agressivite a l'adolescence evaluation d'une experience therapeutique." Paris 5, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA05H035.
Full textAubin, Elizabeth. "La place de l’art dans l’intervention de groupe auprès de femmes immigrantes et réfugiées ayant subi de la violence : une étude exploratoire." Thèse, Université de Sherbrooke, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/11143/7541.
Full textSimard, Benoît-Luc. "Randolph Stone et la Thérapie par polarité. Analyse d'une médecine holistique." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25275/25275.pdf.
Full textMarin, Alexandrina-Carmen. "Le jeu, l'apprentissage et la religion : trois modèles sublimatoires dans le passage de l’enfance à l’adolescence à travers un groupe clinique villageois roumain et l’oeuvre littéraire de Ion Creangă." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCD091.
Full textFrom a clinical practice with artistic mediations in a group of adolescents followed in a Romanian public school, we have chosen to address the problematics related to three sublimation : playing, religion, learning. Clinical research is completed by the study regarding the influence of these sublimation patterns in the literary works and biography of the classic Romanian writer, Ion Creangă. The clinical study highlights the existence of a disrupted psyche in relation to the traumas and family dysfunctions during the childhood of the subjects, disturbances that are enhanced by the puberty process itself. The various forms of mediation allow revealing archaic issues which are replayed during puberty. A glimpse at the overall effect of the interaction with the group, the clinician and the different categories of mediation - can be observed in the selected case studies.The difficulties of separation from childhood become clear both in clinical practice and in Memories from Childhood, the literary work of Ion Creanga. The foundation of the fa Ise-self is progressively destabilized through mediation and playing, and adolescents like Melania, Catalina, Mihaela, Tudor, Rare and Dorina express themselves more and more freely and spontaneous. The central hypothesis is that the mediation allows the ensemble of bio-psychological changes at puberty to happen without the typical violence of direct confrontations, but rather through a smooth transition
Bédard-Goulet, Sara. "Lecture et réparation psychique : le potentiel thérapeutique du dispositif littéraire." Thèse, Toulouse 2, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/9067.
Full textThis research is interested in the therapeutic potential of literary reading and looks for a better understanding of the literary device, particularly in its interaction with the reader. Basing our work on fictional worlds theory, we make the hypothesis that literary work induces a simulation of the reader’s psychic life. Using the semiotic channel of the text and according to representation devices, the reader seizes the words’ sense and adapts the story for himself. As an aesthetic experience, literary reading calls for the reader’s past experiences and engages his emotions in a different way than any other type of discourse. The gesture of reading already implies a certain subjectivity for the reader and we can therefore, as we take a closer interest to text-reader interaction, imagine a therapeutic use of literature. Proposing literary work as a support for psychic development, we have designed, ran and evaluated therapeutic reading and writing sessions in three mental health infrastructures, in Toulouse and Montreal. Destined to a psychotic audience, these reading sessions are based on art therapy principles and concretize the (re)constructive aspect of literary reading within our theoritical reflection. On one hand, our observations challenge the literary studies perspective, the function of the literary work and the activity of the reader and, on the other hand, they lead on therapeutic propositions for reading and writing sessions in a psychiatric context.
Réalisé en cotutelle internationale avec l'Université de Toulouse II-Le Mirail
Chaillet, Damalix Chantal. "Education musicale et prevention. Etude prospective de psychopedagogie infantile." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993STR20045.
Full textSome elements of method borrowed to medicosocioeducational research have been adapted to the field of musical education and infancy. These theoretical and pratical supports reinforce the intrinsically preventive value of musical education, both on the relations and behaviour levels
Hong, Sunmi. "L' ombre de la Mère : un enjeu essentiel de la création de l'image dans la peinture." Aix-Marseille 1, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010AIX10111.
Full textGiordano, Francesca. "Le "test de trois dessins : "avant", "pendant", et "avenir"" : Un outil qualitatif pour l'évaluation clinique du traumatisme psychique chez l'enfant victime de tremblement de terre." Paris 13, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA131003.
Full textMesquida, Serge. "Expérimentation dans l'évaluation de l'art-thérapie." Toulouse 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988TOU31089.
Full textBraun, Sandra. "Arts du Cirque et remaniements psychiques : la piste comme Surmoi d'emprunt, ou le cirque comme pré-texte." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCC190.
Full textIn the fields of artistic mediation, psychoanalysis has very rarely focused on the circus as a therapeutic medium. The hereby approach attempts to articulate this connection. The proposed thesis shows that the practice of circus arts can be a conveyor of psychological reorganizations, within a sensitive transferential framework.From the perspective of the distinctive features of circus arts, I bring forward psychological specificities that play a role in this therapeutic space.The circus appears as a subversive heterotopic space (Foucault), where balances are rendered unstable. This imbalance, which is inherent to circus arts, could also be a concern for psychological authorities. The circus ring could be considered as a borrowed superego. A clement superego, similar to the one described by Freud in Humour (1927), allowing to experience the world as a child's play. A superego that reconciles with the self, allowing movement in the sensory space. Etymologically, the ring is the place of trace, a marked surface, that aliows the notion of footprint, by approaching the sensory dimension as the initial matrix, through the experienced body. Thus, it generates the update of several native echoes that I describe from the perspective of feeling, sight and composure.The circus is also a real space, reanimated by the experience of animal nature. In this respect, it allows a space of silence, necessary to the articulation of language. It is an unavoidable pretext and pre-verb that resonates a somewhat worrying familiarity. The circus ring thus appears, where the unpredictable can emerge, and where an exit from the stasis is possible, so that a subjective dynamism takes shape
Yzoard, Manon. "Jardin thérapeutique et maladie d'Alzheimer : mémoires, jugements artistiques et plaisirs : conservations, transferts, acquisitions." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LORR0397.
Full textThis doctorate of psychology thesis work is the result of a collaboration between the Research Group on Communications of the InterPsy Laboratory of the University of Lorraine and the University Hospital (CHRU) of Nancy. Its main objective is to delineate the psychological scaffolding virtues of artwork in patients with Alzheimer's disease during accompanied walks in a healing garden adorned with regional natural and cultural references. In order to study these scaffolding virtues, conversations between a participant and an experimentalist during several walks in this garden were subjected to a pragmatic-dialogical analysis (Batt & Trognon, 2012, Trognon & Batt, 2007) allowing an in-depth exploration of the perceived experiences of the subject and establishing the scientific relationships between garden, art, memories, artistic judgments and emotions. The investigations were supplemented by psychometric tools of thymic evaluation, of aesthetic judgment (the beauty criteria and appreciations) and cognitive processing (recall of artworks of the garden). The principal results are that the repeated use of the garden, in the setting of a social relationship mediated by conversation, favours learning of the recognition of specific art forms and design. The walks in the garden and the interactions with art, contribute to he acquisition of new personal memories without impacting the artistic preferences which remain stable in both Alzheimer's disease patients and control subjects
Carrere, Ginette. "Danse et religion : une prise en charge en art-therapie." Toulouse 3, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986TOU31007.
Full textDoumenc, Angélique. "Hortithérapie et soins palliatifs : d'une évaluation clinique aux processus : applications de terrain." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013TOU20148.
Full textBackground: The announcement of the passage of curative to palliative care precipitates person on his last path with the anxiety that arises. This announcement begins a process of unbinding the origin of suffering. Beyond a chronicle of a death, how to support those who are in the last stage of their lives so they continue to be subject of desire if not supporting their creative force.Objective: Establish a standardized and specific tool to support end of life, and to evaluate the process and effects.Method: The sample consisted of 106 subjects with a mean age of 81.9 years (σ = 8.33 : range, 57 to 97 years).Main results: The main results show a beneficial effect of horticultural therapy as well as different techniques on the basis states, attitudes and creative process.We find a continuation of basic states and intent for all technical despite the evolution of the disease.Conclusion: From the results obtained in this research, recommendations for good practice based on populations encountered were developed
Couture, Nancy. "L'intervention psychosociale en art-thérapieh[ressource électronique] : un outil de médiation du lien conjugal en contexte de maladie d'Alzheimer." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/34500.
Full textAlzheimer's disease touches a growing number of people in Quebec and around the world. Impacts of the disease on people affected and on their loved ones are numerous. Couples confronted with the disease also face specific challenges. The spouse becomes invested in a role of caregiver endorsed "naturally". Thus, the union goes from a marital relationship to a caregiver-patient relationship. Marital and individual identities are therefore threatened by the arrival of the disease. Yet, public services take very little account of marital realities and aim primarily at individuals. However, happiness is linked to marital satisfaction, and the psychosocial benefits of living in a relationship are greater than the costs associated with it. It is in this context that this doctoral research has been conducted. It aims in the first place at designing and documenting a psychosocial intervention in art therapy for couples affected by Alzheimer's disease. It then seeks to capture in depth the experience of the couples who benefited from such an intervention. Finally, the project wants to reflect on a practice of intervention that combines two professional identities; social work and art therapy. The five participating couples were recruited through community-based organizations that serve seniors. To start, a pre-intervention meeting was held. Then, the intervention, inspired by the process approach in art therapy, took place at the couples' homes and was spread out over a period of 10 weeks. During the 60 to 120 minutes meetings, couples were invited to create; sometimes individually, sometimes together. A detailed report of each session was compiled, thus representing the stories of each couple's approach. All couples were also invited to keep a logbook between sessions. A post-intervention interview then collected the experiences and perceptions of each couple. The content of this last interview was recorded and transcribed for analysis. In total, more than 80 hours of intervention and meetings were done with the couples. We can add to this corpus of data the contents of the diaries completed weekly by three of the participating couples, as well as more than 90 works of art created throughout the sessions. Finally, a peer group shared their understanding of the experiences lived by the couples and contributed to the analysis. Exchanges with this peer group have also been recorded and transcribed. All this data was analyzed according to the analysis method of Paillé and Mucchielli (2012). The findings suggest that art therapy is a type of intervention which is helpful in strengthening the marital unions for people who face Alzheimer's disease. Some couples expressed that they found pleasure in the process, got closer, developed a sensitivity to the reality of the other, and made sense of their situation. The research allows for theory proposals about optimal methods of art therapy with this population; it suggests among other things the use of a logbook, or any other type of diary, which allows couples to express themselves between meetings. Some pitfalls to avoid were also identified. For example, some spouses talk about their loved ones in front of them. The facilitator should then provide means to prevent this from happening; an individual meeting with each partner before the beginning of the process would be a solution to consider. The research also helped identify eight functions of the artistic expression in a context of psychosocial intervention in art therapy: playful, soothing, expressive, liberating, stimulating, revealing, identity affirming and transformative. In addition, research suggests that artistic expression, on several levels, is a mediating tool for people affected by Alzheimer's disease, helping their marital bond. Although it facilitates the management of conflicts, mediation goes beyond the role of arbitration to become a tool that allows us to meet the self, to meet the other, and an "us" that is re-united in the face of the disease. Finally, the reflection on the dual professional identity of the researcher, social worker and art therapist opens up to the perspective of a transcendent global identity: that of a practitioner.
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Le, Page Gaëlle. "Folie et processus de création : la Gestaltung comme fondement de la création." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017REN20005.
Full textCreating, which initiates an opening into which can slip an anchor point, is a writing of the subject that we link to the sinthome as being an original solution aiming at keeping together the psychic structure. The act of creating is then determined by a subjective choice which operates by reaching the dimension of the real as closely as possible, with the psychic risk of drifting towards an unrepresentable point. What will the subject choose when confronted with that meaninglessness? Madness or creation? Madness, in thesense of Kairos, moment of rupture but also emergence, would then be a necessary phase towards creation whichprompts a major subjective reworking. The process which allows this phase is a fundamental urge to shaping that Hans Prinzhorn calls Gestaltung and which raises the question of the signifier, which is not exclusively a word but can also call for figurability as we find it in artistic creation, with regard to what interests us, notably in painting, architecture or writing. Gestaltung then draws on the making of objects. The drive for shaping is the first step that leads the subject to his signifying find acting both for and as a sinthome, but even more triggering an impulse towards the sinthome calls sinthomation. As long as he would be involved in that process of Gestaltung, the subject would find a way to exist and reinvent a social link
Stoessel, Catherine. "L’émotion esthétique dans la relation art-thérapeutique au sein d’un atelier d’arts plastiques dans un centre pénitentiaire de très haute sécurité." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCB110/document.
Full textThis research project aims to better understand the emergence of emotions and more specifically to define the aesthetic emotion, within the workshop and during the art therapeutic process and the art-therapeutic relationship. It is a matter of noticing that the emotions and the aesthetic emotions felt, and of seeing their therapeutic effects on the detained person deprived of liberty. To do this I used a methodology with several databases. This research was carried out based on 50 sessions over a year given to 19 detainees in two Central Houses of a very High Security Prison. The device is based on a workshop instruction, the expression of an artistic production, observation grids, questionnaires/diaries filled in by each prisoner at the end of each session, analysis of the content of the graphic productions and paintings carried out by prisoners and note-taking. The results reveal the emergence of aesthetic emotions and emotions with art-therapeutic effects; Such as feelings of appeasement, pleasure, joy but also anger and frustration have been expressed and elaborated in order to metabolize, that is to say to be transformed, which is positiv
Dayoub, Sue Ellen. "L’évaluation de groupes de thérapie relationnelle de femmes âgées, atteintes de la maladie d’Alzheimer, à un stade avancé." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011LYO20030.
Full textAim - The number of patients with Alzheimer's disease increases more and more (a pathology for which there is still no treatment that can stop its progression). The aim of this study is to highlight the interest of "song mediated groupal therapy (psychodynamic inspired group therapy) on behavior disorders and depression when taking care of elderly people with Alzheimer's disease at an advanced stage.Method - We create 10 groups of 6 to 8 elderly women each that would participate to twelve overall therapy group seances at a single seance per week basis. These are named “singing groups”. We create 10 groups of 6 to 8 elderly women each the so called "control groups", that would not participate to the group therapy.We evaluate the groups (control and singing) twice; at the beginning and the end of the session. The tools that are used are the NPI (Neuro Psychiatric Inventory), the Cornell scale and the Cohen-Mansfield agitation inventory.Results - For the 61 subjects who participated to the “groups singing”, we observed a significant improvement (p <0.01) at all scales but the size effect (associated to the group therapy) is very large.Conclusion - In conclusion, we were able to demonstrate an impact on the humor and the psychobehavioral disorders, with a statistically significant impact with an acceptable number of subjects. This improvement was noticed on the three scales (NPI, CMAI, Cornell)
Jousselme, Gwladys. "Enseignement, pratique de l’art et rôle du musée en Russie : le cas du Musée russe de Saint-Pétersbourg." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040117.
Full textThe museum pedagogy is a discipline on the introduction of art and museum resources in the education system. The Russian experience in this regard is particularliar and deserves further study as it is proposed in this thesis. By focusing on the study of the Russian Museum, museum pioneer of museum pedagogy, we find evidence that the museum is an institution in Russia extremely dynamic with original innovations. These advances are the result of a strong tradition rooted in the museum world since the Soviet period that the museum is a major place for education. Today, the Russian museum education has evolved and is no longer linked with propaganda. The Russian Museum, one of the largest museums in Russia, has theorized and developed museum pedagogy at a level far unequaled in the world. The Russian Museum has over twenty years offered the Russian education humanization of education through art. Its educational program "Hello museum! "applied in schools, from childrengarden to high school, gives children, trough the study of Russian and world art, cultural foundations necessary for a harmonious understanding of the surrounding world, coupled with the awakening of national consciousness, a beloved theme for Russians. The analysis of the experience of the Russian Museum in the field of museum pedagogy is to show, first the positive impact of art on the development of the child and secondly the multiple applications of art education for the development of interdisciplinarity: teaching of mathematics, chemistry, physics and foreign languages through the medium of art
Alemagna, Leslie. "L'appel à l'art et la culture comme médiation pour une transformation des regards sur les personnes atteintes de maladie d'Alzheimer : étude psychodynamique des enjeux de rencontre entre malades et familles au sein de quatre EHPAD." Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSE2181/document.
Full textAging in our current society, in which death is constantly pushed backwards, places the elderly at risk of exclusion from the social sphere. "Aging young": here is the paradox we are facing every day. The way society views the elderly, especially those suffering from Alzheimer's disease, is pejorative, referring to dependence, decline and decay. Alzheimer's disease is often defined as “severing of connections” , often seen as an impediment to communication and relationships, especially with family members. " An individual is a social being" says Norbert Elias, sociologist. So taking into consideration the stigmatization of Alzheimer disease and the social representation that family members may have, it becomes possible to develop tools that would allow a different type of bond in the future. After several months of immersion, observations and meetings in different EHPAD, this study offers an approach to transform and build an alternative outlook on people suffering from Alzheimer's disease through an introduction to artistic and cultural measures
Zahedi, Haleh. "Du Moi au Dessin : l'expression plastique de la folie." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018STRAC017/document.
Full textArtistic creation is often associated unjustly with madness, this black whole where suffering reigns. This research is based on the expression of “The madness, the absence of artwork" by Michel Foucault and studies the notion of madness as an obstacle to creation. Far from any undeserved compliments which have been attributed to this vastand equivocal notion throughout the history, from Erasmus to Surrealism, this thesis is undertaken to reflect on the features and functions of creative artwork in case of insanity. A historical look at the representation of madness in Western art will shed light on the artist's position regarding his mental or collective alienation. Thus, through an in-depth study of different artistic paths influenced by mental disorders, this thesis sketches the artist’s path from the psychotic disorder to his attempt at recovery through creation. Considering the links between psychic state and drawing in my own artwork, I raise question of the social responsibility of a troubling work in the contemporary world