Exploring the use of expressive arts therapy in supporting well-being and resilience among conflict-related traumatized children: a scoping review
May Cho Cho Myint
AbstractThis scoping review examines reported uses of Expressive Arts Therapy (EAT) in relation to well-being and resilience among children and adolescents affected by conflict-related trauma across conflict-affected contexts. It maps existing evidence on how creative, nonverbal modalities are described as supporting e...
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- DOI: 10.58837/chula.is.2025.161