All Films Available in VHS, CD-ROM or DVD format

A Guide to Phototherapy: Artistic Methods
Horovitz, E.G. (2005). Rochester, NY: Julia Productions, Inc.
This 2 set, interactive DVD chronicles artistic, phototherapy techniques techniques to utilize with patients or in the classroom. Contents includes multiple samples, resources and over 20 different methods including Polaroid Camera Basics, Using SX70 Film in 600 Cameras, Manipulating SX70 Film, Loading the Vivitar Side Printer, Negative Emulsion Transfer, Cyanotypes, Lazertran, to name a few.

Paddle to the Sea: A Psychopuppetry Film
Horovitz, E.G. (2003). Rochester, NY: Julia Productions, Inc.
In this 17-minute film, Matthew edits, films and co-creates a film with his art therapist and speech /language therapist based on the award winning children’s book, Paddle to the Sea. After three years of interdisciplinary work, this film highlights Matthew in his element, confidently emoting, verbalizing, and creating a film where he engages the audience through psychopuppetry, filmmaking, and narrative story telling.

Yo Yo Man
Horovitz, E.G. (2003). Rochester, NY: Julia Productions, Inc.

In this 25 minute film, Matthew edits, writes, films and co-creates a film with his art therapist
and speech /language therapist. He creates a board game for the book Minn (part of his curriculum for reading) and then writes his own narrative story “Yo Yo Man”. Matthew learns the use of metaphor, simile in creative writing. After three years of interdisciplinary work, this film highlights Matthew in his element, confidently emoting, verbalizing, and creating a film where he engages the audience through narrative story telling.

The Cognitive Art Therapy Assessment
Horovitz, E.G. (2002). Rochester, NY: Julia Productions, Inc.

The Belief Art Therapy Assessment
Horovitz, E.G. (2002). Rochester, NY: Julia Productions, Inc.
The Cognitive Art Therapy Assessment (CATA) and the Belief Art Therapy Assessment (BATA) designed by Horovitz, allows the viewer to glean an understanding of how to conduct the CATA and the BATA both as an administrant and clinician. The videos take the guesswork out of what materials to use and how to work with these projective, assessment batteries. The CATA and BATA two-part set is 12 minutes long.

Art Therapy & Speech / Language Therapy: An Interdisciplinary Approach
Horovitz, E.G. (2002). Rochester, NY: Julia Productions, Inc.

Winner of the 2002 American Art Therapy Association Jim Consoli Video/ Film Award
In this American Art Therapy Association award winning film, Matthew, a nine-year-old boy, is saddled with an inability to express both receptive language and process auditory cues. After several years, the art therapist and speech / language therapist work in tandem to enhance Matthew’s cognitive and emotional repertoire. Matthew improves when he is allowed to build his expressive language via storytelling, psychopuppetry, computer programming and video therapeutic techniques. This delightful film highlights the recovery of this young boy as he works toward self-expression, recovery via the art materials, and finding his inner voice. 17 minutes.

Chris, A Story Retold
Horovitz, E.G. (2001). Rochester, NY: Julia Productions, Inc.
Eighteen years before Art Therapy treatment, Chris portrays as an emotionally disturbed aggressive adolescent. This young woman, who has since undergone hormonal replacement to pass as a man, is then filmed over a period of a year and a half. In the context of this treatment, Chris undergoes family art therapy, phototherapy, and individual therapy in order to sublimate aggressive tendencies and work through sexual identity disorder and depression regarding residential placement. This 14-minute film reframes Chris’ story of sexual identity disorder, instead focusing on wellness and operating from the heart.

 

last update 3/23/05