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Bahatia, Roshini (2019) The embodied response: art therapy with female adolescents who have experienced complex trauma. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Bennett, Katrina Kirsty (2019) El duende process painting as response art in a shelter for foreign domestic workers in Singapore. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Boo, Xu Ning (2019) Smearing and containing: the fluid media as substitute psychic skin in art therapy with young children within protective services in Singapore. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Chew, Jia Yu Roxanne (2019) Weathering storms: the use of medical art therapy to instil hope and resilience in a child survivor of a suicide-attempt in Singapore. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Chiang, Shu Wen Jolene (2020) Mentalisation in museum-based group art therapy for youths living with mental health conditions. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Han, Li June (2020) Self-Enlivening power of artmaking: impact of art therapy of older adults living with progressive illnesses in residential medical rehabilitation in Singapore. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Jou, Wei-Kay (2020) Implementing the expressive therapies continuum in school based art therapy: to foster socioemotional resilience for a child in a mainstream primary school setting. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Koen, Alex Christiaan (2020) Art psychotherapy acculturation: an arts-based enquiry into a male South African candidate’s emerging professional therapist identity within Singapore. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Lee, Rui Ping Marian (2020) Doll making as response art: an inquiry into its functions and mechanisms. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Lee, Shulian (2019) Behind the scenes: challenges facing a beginner art therapist and meaning-making through response art. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Lee, Wan Xiang (2019) Constructing confidence: art therapy with a school-aged boy living with chronic kidney disease in Singapore. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Lim, Cha Ling Veon (2019) The legacy gift of reconciliation in palliative care: a qualitative art therapy study in a Singapore context. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Lim, Sue Lyn (2019) Development and Integration of Art Therapy in a Haemodialysis Centre for Adults in Singapore. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Lim, Yan Han Shelby (2019) From chaos to restoration: enhancing resilence through individual art therapy with a young girl who has a mother that is incarnated. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Lim, Yan Keng (2020) Metapoiesis: integrating the principles of salutogenesis in art therapy within a cancer rehabilitation facility in Singapore. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Manasseh-Benjamin,, Chloë Iza Rebecca (2020) Production of space: functions of silence in art psychotherapy with a seven-year-old boy processing early attachment trauma. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Nguyen, Thuy (2020) Mending the psychic skin: art therapy with a female adolescent with self-harm tendency in residential care. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Ong, Siew Kwan (2020) A Chinese-Singaporean art therapist’s experience working in Hospice Care. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Quek, Zhi Yin Samantha (2020) The introduction of edible medium within art therapy with a Chinese adult living with mild intellectual disability and other comordities. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Su, Huiyu (2019) Held by Chinese mothers: attachment-informed Art Therapy for the adult child with Intellectual disability in a group setting. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
Tatham, Ingrid Grace (2020) A new fish in school: the impact of art therapy practice in a special education school for adolescents with mild intellectual disability. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of teh Arts.
Wynn, Rianne Thandar (2019) Containing bodily turmoil: art therapy with a pre-adolescent boy affected by parental and school corporal punishment in Singapore. Masters thesis, LASALLE College of the Arts.
