AT Assessment & Documentation Flashcards
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Which standardized art therapy assessment uses a person drawing a house, tree, and person to evaluate psychological functioning?
Answer: House-Tree-Person (HTP)
The House-Tree-Person (HTP) assessment uses drawings of these three subjects to evaluate personality, emotional functioning, and interpersonal relationships.
The Formal Elements Art Therapy Scale (FEATS) evaluates artwork on how many rating scales?
Answer: 14
The FEATS evaluates artwork on 14 rating scales including color prominence, implied energy, space, integration, logic, and other formal elements.
In a SOAP note used by art therapists, what does the 'O' stand for?
Answer: Objective
In SOAP notes, 'O' stands for Objective, which includes measurable, observable data such as vital signs or behavioral observations during the session.
Which art therapy assessment is specifically designed to screen for depression and evaluate cognitive functioning in older adults?
Answer: Silver Drawing Test (SDT)
The Silver Drawing Test was developed by Rawley Silver to assess cognitive skills and screen for depression across age groups, including older adults.
What type of documentation captures a client's progress toward specific measurable treatment goals over time?
Answer: Progress notes
Progress notes document a client's status and movement toward treatment goals, serving as the ongoing clinical record of therapeutic work.
The Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD) assessment asks clients to draw their family doing what?
Answer: An activity together
The KFD asks clients to draw everyone in their family doing something, which reveals family dynamics, roles, and the client's perception of relationships.