Buckeye Art Therapy Symposium 2024

Start
08 Nov 2024
End
09 Nov 2024
Location
University of Cincinatti, Clermont Campus

Registration

(depends on selected options)

Base fee:

AATA CHAPTER MEMBER Professional Friday Only – $100.00
AATA Affiliate Chapter Members who are NOT BATA members, eligible for discount. Friday ONLY attendance
AATA CHAPTER MEMBER Professional FULL – $125.00
AATA Affiliate Chapter Members who are NOT BATA members, eligible for discount. FULL SYMPOSIUM
AATA CHAPTER MEMBER Professional Saturday Only – $100.00
AATA Affiliate Chapter Members who are NOT BATA members, eligible for discount. Saturday ONLY attendance
BATA BOD Member
BATA Member - Friday ONLY – $100.00
You must pay the FULL Friday ONLY price even if you are just attending the Keynote Address.
BATA Member - Full Symposium – $125.00
Any member category but STUDENT.
• BATA will honor our member rate to colleagues that document they are a member of another AATA chapter.
BATA Member - Saturday Only – $100.00
those who wish to attend Saturday only
BATA Scholorship Winners
BATA Admin ONLY
Scholarship funds, those who receive full free symposium.
CODE REQUIRED
BATA Volunteer
Approved volunteers for event
KYATA & INDIATA Members Friday Only – $100.00
KYATA & INDIATA Members Full symposium – $125.00
KYATA & INDIATA members Saturday Only – $100.00
Non Member - Friday Only – $125.00
Non Member - Full Symposium – $150.00
Non AATA Chapter members Attendance
Non Member Saturday Only – $125.00
Presenter – $65.00
Discounted registration
Student - Friday Only – $50.00
Any Art Therapy Student Friday Only Registration
Student - Full Symposium – $75.00
*A copy of your student ID is required if you are registering as a student. Any Art Therapy Student
Student - Saturday Only – $50.00
Saturday attendance only for any Art Therapy Student
Student Presenter Full Symposium RATE – $35.00
All students who present. Half price off full Symposium Rate

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BATA 43nd Annual Symposium

Finding Meaning Through Art Therapy

Elizabeth Hlavek, DAT, ATR-BC, LCPAT

Logotherapy, which loosely translates to meaning therapy, is an extension of existential theory that emphasizes an individual’s search for meaning. Viktor Frankl first conceived of logotherapy as a physician in 1926 Vienna. His experiences in Nazi captivity only strengthened his resolve that meaning is paramount to existence. Remarkably, logotherapy is not often featured in art therapy literature, despite the commonality of finding meaning through artistic process. Frankl specifically asserted that meaning can be achieved through creativity, experience, and attitude (1973), all elements of the art therapy process. As art therapists guide their clients through the creative process to communicate their experiences and express themselves in an attempt to find meaning, they are unknowingly working within a logotherapeutic framework.

This keynote address aims to familiarize the art therapy community with logotherapy theory, and demonstrate how logotherapy can be recognized in and integrated into art therapy theory and practice.

November 8 & 9, 2024

University of Cincinnati, Clermont Campus

Batavia, Ohio

CEU's are now included price of registration!

Did you want to attend the Pre-conference course as well?

If yes, go to:

Program and Brochure and select the Pre-Conference Link

Pre-Conference is a separate event event and additional cost.

Refund Policy

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