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Peer reviewedRodenhauser, Paul – Journal of Poetry Therapy, 1994
Focuses on associations between creative temperament and clinical disorder, while addressing the enigmatic and alluring nature of creativity. Considers relationships between psychic and external realities, between artists and society, and between artists and therapists. (SR)
Descriptors: Artists, Clinical Psychology, Creativity, Emotional Disturbances
Kirschenbaum, Robert J. – Gifted Child Today (GCT), 1989
This interview with James T. Webb, clinical psychologist and coauthor of "Guiding the Gifted Child" (1982), focuses on ambivalent messages communicated to gifted/talented children, balancing parental attention among gifted and less gifted siblings, teaching social skills, underachievement, benefits of special programing for emotional development,…
Descriptors: Child Development, Child Rearing, Clinical Psychology, Creativity
