article · South African Journal of Arts Therapies
This article delves into the transformative potential of case study research within art therapy. Highlighting the ethical considerations inherent in research and practice, the authors underscore the importance of representing clients authentically while considering social justice implications. The paper offers practical tools to navigate biases and ensure respectful representation. The authors advocate for arts-based research as a means to enrich scholarly knowledge and storytelling in the field. By framing research as a form of storytelling rooted in practice wisdom, the paper encourages practitioners to explore diverse narratives and contribute to the global expansion of art therapy.
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DOI: 10.36615/dc1v9h60
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