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Chumaceiro, de; Díaz, Cora L.

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“…In this study, it was determined that the feeling of loneliness was reduced and the quality of personal care increased with poetry treatment [11]. It is stated the importance of using poetry therapy by health professionals in a health promotion program for health education in another study [83]. In another study, it was reported that poetry therapy is an effective method to eliminate Art Therapy with the Extent of Health Promotion DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5772/intechopen.105368 the loneliness in society and to establish social interaction between individuals during pandemic periods [84].…”

Section: Poetry Therapymentioning

confidence: 86%

“…Reading and writing poetry positively affect both the personal and interpersonal aspects of the individual. Poetry therapy contributes to becoming clear in the individual's perception of himself and others; increased creativity, self-confidence, and self-expression skills; relieving stress by putting intense emotions on paper; creating new meanings by synthesizing new ideas, insights, and information; to the development of mature coping skills that will enable change in behavior and attitudes [8,11,83]. Poetry is used as a tool for the expression of emotions that are difficult to express.…”

Section: Poetry Therapymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Art Therapy with the Extent of Health Promotion

MOLLAOĞLU¹,

Mollaoğlu²,

Yanmış³

2022

Health Promotion

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Health and art disciplines have worked in cooperation for the development of health from past to present. Today’s understanding of health requires the integration of concepts, such as creative thinking, intuitive and aesthetic knowledge, spiritual awareness, integration, and maturation, which are extremely important in the development of health. The examination of the process of making and creating art and the development of aesthetic sensations that occur at the end of this process play an important role in both the development of health, the growth and maturation of the individual, and the recovery and repair of illness. Art activities not only support holistic health but also act as a source of motivation for well-being. The inclusion of art in health care services has positive effects on society from the more broad perspective of health professionals, patients, and their families. In this review, the relationship between art and health, which is as old as human history, is discussed in line with the literature review, and the dimension of art in improving health is examined. In addition, in line with the studies carried out, the effects of art therapy on individuals with health problems and art therapy methods are discussed.

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Section: Poetry Therapymentioning

confidence: 86%

Section: Poetry Therapymentioning

confidence: 99%