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Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study
Every Writer has a Story to Tell, everyone is a Writer: Three Case Histories Utilizing Creative Writing in Therapy
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Open or CloseRiccardo Natale Caniato1* and Amy Sellers2
1Consultant Psychiatrist, Australia
2Clinical Psychologist, Australia
*Corresponding author:Riccardo Natale Caniato, Consultant Psychiatrist, Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists, Fulham Consulting, Australia
Submission: September 02, 2019;Published: October 14, 2019
ISSN: 2639-0612 Volume2 Issue4
Abstract
Therapy is usually administered in a spoken format. Verbal communication forms the major basis of the psychiatric process. Creative writing however can be a valuable adjuvant to the psychotherapeutic process, allowing another avenue for analysis, re-framing and healing. Encouraging a patient to express and explore issues through their writing can in some patients prove extremely therapeutic. We present three case histories to highlight the potential role of writing in treatment and therapy..
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