This editorial looks at the good and great things happening in art therapy at a time when other aspects of life, such as the economy, are shrinking. Faculty from art therapy education programs were requested to share those synchronistic events in art therapy that make it an enriching and rewarding pursuit. (BF)

The reflecting team has been a respected mode of therapeutic intervention since psychiatrist Tom Anderson first proposed the concept in 1985 (Anderson, 1991). The notion of a team observing the therapist conducting a session, the reflecting team reflecting on the session in the presence of the client (either behind a one-way mirror or in person),…

This article presents information on the new career alternative of art therapy: a definition of the field, types of training necessary, registration as an art therapist, and the job market. It is part of a theme issue on art therapy. (SJL)

United States and Canadian colleges and the art therapy education programs they offer, including graduate degree programs, graduate-level certificate programs, clinical training programs, special programs, and undergraduate programs are listed. Some overseas institutions and their programs are also listed. (JMD)

Discusses the elimination of the graduate art therapy program at Buffalo State College and its impact on the art therapy faculty. Focuses on surviving such an event while retaining status as a member of an art education department. (JPS)