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The impact of political violence, war, civil war and acts of terrorism on the individuals involved can be extensive.

• Debra Kalmanowitz,
  Bobby Lloyd, With Art, Without Illusion: Art Therapy and Political Violence.
• Anna Kalin, Julie Murphy,
  'The Moment In and Out of Time': Reflections on Context and Timing in Art Therapy Interventions in Kosovo.
• Miriam Nabarro,
  Feast of Colour: Creating Something Out of Very Little: Art Making as Psycho-social Intervention with Children of a Forgotten War, Sudan.
• Siobhan McElroy,
  A Soldier's Story: Art Therapy Intervention in Sri Lanka.
• Tamar Hazut,
  From Dark Black to Bright Pink: The Power of Art Expression and Creation in Coping with Life Under Threat, Israel 2001-2002.
• Imelda McGeehan,
  Creativity from Chaos: An Art Therapist's Account of Art Work Produced in the Aftermath of a Bombing in her Community, Omagh, Northern Ireland.
• Stephanie Wise,
  A Time for Healing: Art Therapy for Children, Post-September 11, New York.
• Rajia Abusway,
  Rana Nashashibi, Remal Salah, Reema Shweiki, Expressive Arts Therapy: Healing the Traumatised: The Palestinian Experience.
• Hayley Berman,
  Transforming Objects in a Transforming South Africa. Debra Kalmanowitz, Bobby Lloyd, Portable Studio: Towards Relocating Home in the Mind, Former Yugoslavia.
• Diana Brandeburger,
  Silence in Exile: A Case Study of an Adolescent Asylum Seeker in London.
• Geertuida Helena Wertheim-Cahen,
  Art Therapy and Trauma, a Different Context, a Different Approach: Interventions in the Netherlands and Former Yugoslavia.

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