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MODALITY: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL CONCEPT FOR expressive ART THERAPIES Jacques Stitelmann PhD L'ATELIER 24, avenue du Mail 1205 Gen ve, Suisse - 2012 Translated by Jackie Beaver Summary This article goes more deeply into the CONCEPT of modality put forward by Paolo Knill as a key CONCEPT of expressive art therapy. A photograph of PK animating a workshop disturbs the author's mental image of who PK is, leading him to point out how enriching it is to be able to entertain different ideas at the same time. The CONCEPT of work is questioned and completed by that of working. The frequent confusion of mediality with modality is clarified, modality being a PHENOMENOLOGICAL CONCEPT that is specific to expressive art therapies. Six modalities are presented and described, as is their utility in planning interventions, accompaniment and evaluating treatments. Experiencing Paolo Knill One day, after the last Spring Symposium in Lisbon, I found myself face to face with a photograph of Paolo Knill.
MODALITY: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL CONCEPT FOR EXPRESSIVE ART THERAPIES Jacques Stitelmann PhD – L'ATELIER – 24, avenue du Mail – 1205 Genève, Suisse - 2012
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