La Arteterapia como herramienta sanadora
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2020-06-17
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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En la presente revisión analizaremos diferentes estudios con el fin de comprobar si es válida la arteterapia como herramienta para solventar conflictos psicológicos, conseguir estrategias de afrontamiento o ayudar a personas en su proceso de recuperación de otras patologías médicas.
Para llevar a cabo la siguiente revisión se realizó una búsqueda en las bases de datos Scopus y Psycoinfo, se aplicaron criterios de inclusión y exclusión y se descartaron aquellos artículos que únicamente tenían un enfoque cualitativo, reduciendo así el material a doce estudios, que versaban sobre las artes plásticas, el canto y la música como terapia.
Los resultados obtenidos avalan que pueden conseguirse resultados positivos derivados de este tipo de intervenciones, no obstante es necesario que se realicen más investigaciones para conseguir conclusiones más sólidas.
Palabras clave: Arteterapia, músico terapia, terapia del arte.
In this review we will analyze different studies in order to check if art therapy is valid as a tool to solve psychological conflicts, achieve coping strategies or help people in their recovery process from other medical pathologies. To carry out the following review, a search was made in the Scopus and Psycoinfo databases. Inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied and those articles that only had a qualitative approach were discarded, thus reducing the material to twelve studies, which dealt with plastic arts, singing and music as therapy. The results obtained guarantee that positive results can be obtained from this type of intervention, however, more research is needed to reach more solid conclusions.
In this review we will analyze different studies in order to check if art therapy is valid as a tool to solve psychological conflicts, achieve coping strategies or help people in their recovery process from other medical pathologies. To carry out the following review, a search was made in the Scopus and Psycoinfo databases. Inclusion and exclusion criteria were applied and those articles that only had a qualitative approach were discarded, thus reducing the material to twelve studies, which dealt with plastic arts, singing and music as therapy. The results obtained guarantee that positive results can be obtained from this type of intervention, however, more research is needed to reach more solid conclusions.