Theses & Dissertations
The Ngee Ann Kongsi Library collects postgraduate theses and dissertations that cover a wide range of subjects within the postgraduate programmes offered by the LASALLE Faculties of Fine Arts, Media and Creative Industries, and Design.
Ting, Loh Wan (2014) Art therapy’s role in facilitating social behaviours in pre-school children from lower-income families.
Teo, Fang Qi Krystie (2014) A qualitative single-case study: the role of art therapy in facilitating an authentic sense for a male adolescent who expresses himself in gender-variant ways.
Tan, Julienne (2014) Temporary memorials.
Tan, Huang Tat Chris (2014) Impotency in the therapeutic relationship: a countertransference in art therapy with a young adult gay male.
Sriram, Sruthi (2014) A psychodynamic exploration of responsive image making in art therapy with adolescents at a mainstream educational setting in Singapore.
Soong, Suk Lin (2014) Art and therapeutic relationships: supporting adolescent with schizophrenia by reintegrating ego strength.
Sim, Cherin (2014) Object of fashion.
Saw, Kooi Bee (2014) Home-based art therapy: a qualitative case study of a bereaved child.
Ong, Xuelin Grace (2014) Children with trauma and themes of revenge: the role of art therapy.
Ong, Chui Ngoh (2014) Culturally-sensitive practice of art therapy with the local Chinese population in Singapore.
Oh, Sueh Oeng Nadia (2014) The stitching play.
Ng, Hui Ling (2014) The use of art therapy with an individual living with HIV: a qualitative single case study in Singapore.
Magnaval, Sylvie (2014) An art-based exploration into the uses of art therapy with a patient prone to psychotic states in a forensic psychiatric setting.
Lee, Wee Yan (2014) A psychoanalytic investigation of symbolism as visual subterfuge in Jimmy Ong’s drawings : negotiating subjectivity in heteronormative Singapore.
Lee, Guan Pheng (2014) Beyond the end.
Keng, Eva San Yen (2014) Maternal subjectivity: how mothers of children with special needs use group art therapy to explore non-normative maternal realities.