The International
Conference of Creative Arts Therapies in Tokyo Overview
1.@Dates: October 7 (Saturday),
8 (Sunday), 9 (Monday) 2006
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October 9
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* Schedules for poster sessions
and video presentations will be updated at a later time.
* We will be holding a pre-conference reception party on October
6 (Fri.) from 6pm.
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2.@Place: National Institution
for Youth Education (Tokyo, Japan)
Lectures, presentations, poster
sessions, and video presentations will be held in the Central
Building.
Workshops and some video presentations will be held in the
Arts Building.
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For information on how to get to the conference site, please refer
to the directions page.
3.@ Conference Overview:
- Lectures:
Leading figures in
the creative arts therapy field will be giving speeches on various
topics such as theory of art therapy; assessment; analytical music
therapy; mask-making in drama therapy; the history, essentials,
and outlook of expressive arts therapy; and also the essentials
of art therapy and professional development of therapists. There
will be a total of six lecturers, each giving 3-hour lectures (this
includes time for interpretations).
- Workshops:
Participants will
have the opportunity to experience first-hand the different fields
of creative arts therapy during the 3-hour workshops. There will
be 20 workshops to choose from, touching on various areas.
Some examples of the workshops are:
introduction of theories, characteristics, and techniques of the
various fields; release from traumatic experiences; healing and
personal development through creative expression; spirituality through
creativity; and others which are based on traditional Japanese arts.
- Symposium:
During the afternoon
on the 2nd day of the conference, representatives from the various
creative arts therapy fields will discuss the commonalities, differences,
and characteristics of their respective fields and how that makes
their approach to therapy both similar and unique among the fields.
- Presentations:
Various individuals
and groups will give presentations for either 45 or 90 minute slots.
On the 7th, there will be a mini-symposicum on international collaboration
held by four presenters..
Many topics on the practice of creative
arts therapy in areas such as: trauma, abuse, AIDS, autism, psychosomatic
disorders, adolescence, discrimination, war experiences, depression,
stress management, self-healing, and others, will be presented.
There will also be presentations with the theme of symbolism and
assessment in art therapy.
- Poster sessions:
Poster presentations
will be given.
- Video
presentations:
A video screening
on art therapy and other professional areas will be shown.
4.@ Get-acquainted
party and Pre-conference reception party:
-Get-acquainted
party:
There will be a buffet style dinner party for conference attendees
to get acquainted and share infomration on the night of October
8th. Reservations are required. Please make reservations on the
registration form.
Date & Time: October 8 18:00-20:00
Place: Conference reception hall
Fee: 4,000 Yen
-Pre-conference reception party:
There will be an informal reception party on the night prior to
the beginning of the conference at a rented-out club where participants
will be free to give impromptu performances or just relax and enjoy
an evening unwinding.
Date & Time: October 6 18:00-
(doors open at 17:30)
Fee: 1,500 Yen (includes one drink and light snacks)
Those with reservations will have priority, but if space permits,
you may pay at the door to attend. For details about the reception
party, please go here.
5.@ Language used during the
conference:
-All English presentations will
have Japanese interpretation.
-Japanese presentations will be interpreted into English, but the
interpretation format will differ depending on the presentation.
-All Japanese presentations other than WS-D2-1-4 (Atsuko Nadata),
will have English interpretation.
-There are two Japanese presentations on the afternoon of the 7th
which will have consecutive interpretation, but the rest will either
have whispered English interpretations, or the presenter will speak
both in Japanese and English.
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