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Processing Trauma Through Drawing

Tony Hull

This series explores how drawing might help to manage the way that we process traumatic events, with positive implications for our resilience and wellbeing. It grows out of personal experience and researches the visual, motor, cognitive and psychological aspects potentially involved. Its structure has been led by my research, evolving to an extent in 'real-time', in response to my findings, reflec... more

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Reflecting on my experience of drawing through trauma, in this concluding dialogue I look at the various ways in which the activity of drawing initiated different kinds of looking, and how and why this might have been important. My research points to... more

I’ll be reviewing a recording of a workshop I ran with a group employed in a high-stress profession which I think gives a flavour of the way that drawing could help others and how the evolving research might work in practice. I’ll be analysing the fe... more

Drawing has the potential to diminish our tendency to name what we see. I’ll talk about how this works and why ‘not-naming’ may be positive in the context of trauma processing. Taking Relational Frame Theory as my starting point, I’ll attempt to unwr... more

Drawing has an impact on the body. Thinking about the nervous system through the lens to Dr Stephen Porges’ Polyvagal Theory, I’ll consider the significance of the ‘new’ vagus in relation to healing and social engagement. I report back on a conversat... more

Reflecting on the psychological aspects potentially involved with drawing and trauma processing, I’ll be looking at Prof Chris Brewin’s Dual Representation Theory and its potential to explain aspects of my own experience. I’ll touch on his proposal f... more

Starting with an excerpt from my journal relating to the time around my partner’s paralysing accident, I begin to reflect on how something as basic as drawing could have helped me to absorb and process what was happening. This podcast series was made... more

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