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Useful links Cinematherapy sites: Reel to Real is Michael Kahn's approach to Cinema Therapy. Gary Solomon suggests movies for their therapeutic value on cinema-therapy.com. Practical Applications: Benton, Emilia (PsychCentral, February 24, 2022) How Watching Movies Can Benefit Our Mental Health. Clyman, Jeremy (2013). Cinematherapy: A Useful Tool in Group Therapy - a description of what cinematherapy actually looks like in action in Psychology Today. Davenport, Charles R. (Davenport Psychology, March 23, 2022) Watching Movies Can be What The Doctor Ordered. Dermer, B. and Hutchings, J. B. (The American Journal of Family Therapy, 28, 2000, 163-180). Utilizing movies in family therapy: Applications for individuals, couples, and families. Fischoff, Stuart (Fall/Winter 2004 issue of The Amplifier, the official newsletter of APA Division 46, Media Psychology). Doing Cinematherapy for the BBC: A Hollywood Tale. Hampton, Debbie (The Best Brain Possible, November 24, 2018). How Watching Movies Can Help Your Mental Health LaMotte, Elisabeth (The Washington Post, Feb 19, 2015). I’m a therapist. Movies are the best tool I have to help my patients. LaMotte, Elisabeth (DailyLife, Feb 23, 2015). Can watching movies work as therapy? McConnell, Ed. (The Sun, May 6, 2019) A Marvel For Health Post Staff (New York Post, May 4, 2019). Watching superhero films can boost confidence and reduce anxiety Research: Byrd, Michelle L.; Forisha, Bill; and Ramsdell, Cathlene (2006). Cinema Therapy With Children and their Families. This study was presented at the Minnesota Association of Children Mental Health Child Adolescent Mental Health Conference. seeks to demonstrate that Cinetherapy for children provides an opportunity to utilize thematic material that is of personal concern to many child. Courtright-Cox, Christopher (2011). Christopher Courtright-Cox wrote his dissertation, Reel Life Conversations with God: Film in Addiction Recovery at the Argosy University in Sarasota, Florida. Fleming, Michael and Bohnel, Ericka (APA's Journal Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, Vol 40/6, Dec 2009, 641-647). Use of Feature Film as Part of Psychological Assessment . This article describes the possible benefits of a clinical assessment technique that uses patients’ choices of feature film during the initial inpatient psychological mental status exam. Gramaglia, Carla; Abbate-Daga, Giovanni; Amianto, Federico; Brustolin, Annalisa; Campisi, Stefania; De-Bacco, Carlotta; Secondo Fassino, Secondo (2011). Cinematherapy in the day hospital treatment of patients with eating disorders. Case study and clinical considerations. Knobloch-Westerwick, Silvia (2012). Knobloch-Westerwick is the lead author of the study and associate professor of communication at Ohio State University published: Smiling through the tears: Study shows how tearjerkers make people happier. Lynch, Jillian (2011). Lynch wrote a thesis titled The therapeutic potential of using film as an intervention in counselling and psychotherapy: A narrative inquiry. Portadin, Mattew A. (2006). The Use of Popular Film in Psychotherapy - is there a "Cinermatherapy" (dissertation at the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology, 2006). Powell, Michael Lee; Newgent, Rebecca A.; Sang, Min Lee (The Arts in Psdychotherapy 33, 2006, 247-253). Group cinematherapy: Using methaphor to enhance adolescent self-esteem. Powell, Michae Lee; Newgent, Rebecca A. (2010). Improving the Empirical Credibility of Cinematherapy: A Single-Subject Interrupted Time-Series Design.. Pur, Ipek Güzide (2009). Pur, wrote the dissertation, Cinematherapy or Alcohol Dependent Patients at The Graduate School of Social Science at the Middle East Technical University.Schulenberg Stefan E. (Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy; Spring 2003, 1; ProQuest Psychology Journals, 36-48). Psychotherapy and Movies: On Using Films in Clinical Practice . Sappio, Erin; DeLano, Brielle; Tominberg, Julia (2022). Cinematherapy: A Creative Intervention in Counseling Smieszek, Mateusz (International Research Journal for Quality in Education, 2019). Cinematherapy as a Part of the Education and Therapy of People with Intellectual Disabilities, Mental Disorders and as a Tool for Personal Development Sondheimer, Adrian (Academic Psychiatry; 2000: 214–224). The Life Stories of Children and Adolescents: Using Commercial Films as Teaching Aids; Also Cinema Therapy With Children and their Families Training: Cinematherapy course through Kelowna Film guides: Behavenet.com: A catalog of over 4,000 movies, each of which has time-indexed dialogue and depictions with terminology related to psychiatry and addiction medicine with a search function. New films are added almost every day. Teach With Movies: site devoted to helping parents and teachers use films for teaching. Includes film indexes by subject and by character traits.
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