The Effect of Mandala Centered Group Art Therapy on Self-Esteem and Self-Expression of Schizophrenic Patients

Young, Kim Eun; Young, Chun-Soon

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“…This was in line with the findings by Park and Park (2022). Kim and Choi (2003) also proposed MBAT to promote psychological preparation and the strength needed to accept difficulties among individuals.…”

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International Chinese students’ experiences of participating in mandala-based art therapy in Korea: a phenomenological study

Mo,

2023

Front. Psychol.

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BackgroundAlthough China and South Korea share a similar East Asian culture, owing to major social and cultural differences, international students encounter several difficulties, which can lead to various psychological problems.ObjectiveTo explore the experiences of eight Chinese doctoral students in South Korea participating in mandala-based art therapy.MethodData for this phenomenological study were gathered through individual interviews and visual art from April 5 to 20, 2022. The MAXQDA software program was used for data analysis.ResultsThe data analysis results yielded 355 codes, 53 subcategories, and 17 categories. Five final themes emerged: (a) sealed lips by others’ eyes, (b) inner exploration and outward expression, (c) healing power of the mandala, (d) filling the inner space together, and (e) opportunities to understand art therapy.ConclusionThe researchers hope that completing this intervention will enable participants to complete their studies more effectively and achieve their ideals as well as future career goals, helping them ultimately return home safely with both personal and academic growth.

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“…The participants agreed that the mandala functioned as a channel for self-expression, consistent with Kim and Choi's (2003) MBAT study. They also reported mastering new self-expression methods, consistent with Kim and Chun (2021).…”

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International Chinese students’ experiences of participating in mandala-based art therapy in Korea: a phenomenological study

Mo,

2023

Front. Psychol.

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“…They gain insights into self-integration by accepting themselves and others as they are (Lee, Dang, & Kim, 2019). Picture books were used for alleviating the abused elders' depression and suicidal impulse or intensions (Choi, 2018;Kim & Kang, 2015).…”

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Research Trends of Picture Books for Older Adults over 65 in South Korea

Eunjoo¹

2023

JCT

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The goal of this study is to analyze trends of picture book research for older adults over 65 during last 15 years (2005-2019) to foresee research direction in the future. Forty-three domestic studies using picture books for older adults over 65 were selected from RISS with four types of academic data including academic journal articles, masters’ and doctoral dissertations, books, and financially funded public research reports. Picture book research of older adults over 65 steadily increased with a sharp upward slope toward the 3rd term (2013-2015) reflecting the aging society of South. Korea. Research subjects were mostly focused on older adults as characters/real people in books, illiterate, and dementia as well. Psycho-emotional therapy, self-related ingredients such as self-growth, -integration, -identity, -esteem, -confidence, and young children’s understanding of older adults Diverse research methods were used with literature reviews the most. The research frequency of academic fields are in the order of, education (especially early childhood & special ED), counselling and psychotherapy, and social science. More research for older adults over 65 are needed to improve their better life and easier adaptation to aging Korea through publications, psycho-emotional support systems, and publicly financed network and research reports for practical advocacy.

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The Effect of Mandala Centered Group Art Therapy on Self-Esteem and Self-Expression of Schizophrenic Patients

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International Chinese students’ experiences of participating in mandala-based art therapy in Korea: a phenomenological study

International Chinese students’ experiences of participating in mandala-based art therapy in Korea: a phenomenological study

Research Trends of Picture Books for Older Adults over 65 in South Korea

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