Cinema therapy, also called movie therapy, is a form of expressive therapy, alongside art, music and dance therapy, used for medical and mental health issues and also practiced as a form of self-help. Reported areas of improvement include self-confidence and self-esteem, and clinicians can combine it with other approaches, including cognitive-behavioral and behavioristic therapies.
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Cinema therapy or movie therapy is a form of expressive therapy - like art, music and dance therapy - for medical and mental health issues.
Treats: Depression, Chicago Institute for the Moving Image
Chicago Institute for the Moving Image (CIMI) uses the creation of films as a means of therapy for individuals in therapeutic care with depression, amnesia, schizophrenia and other psychiatric illnesses.
Treats: Schizophrenia, Chicago Institute for the Moving Image
Chicago Institute for the Moving Image (CIMI) uses the creation of films as a means of therapy for individuals in therapeutic care with depression, amnesia, schizophrenia and other psychiatric illnesses.
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