Straipsnyje glaustai aptariamas dailės ir terapijos santykis, akcentuojant terapinį šio santykio kontekstą. Dailės terapijos reiškinys paradoksaliai jungia (ar bando jungti) kartais sunkiai suderinamus praktinius veiklos būdus ir teorinius diskursus. Šiame straipsnyje bandoma pažvelgti į tai, kaip dailės praktikos ir estetinė retorika integruojamos į terapinį institucinį kontekstą ir jame transformuojamos kūrybos, išraiškos, kūrinio sampratos. Bandomi išryškinti diskursyvūs ir praktiniai dailės ir dailės terapijos praktikų skirtumai, skirtingų požiūrių į kūrybos, meninės išraiškos veiksmą specifika.

4. Explore the attitude of individuals using psychotropic substances towards the means ol social psychological help. 5. Give recommendations regarding the organisational effectiveness the creation of the complex social psychological rehabilitation services and assistance to individuals using psychotropic substances model. The methods of research: 1 . Analysis of statistical sources; 2. Analysis of scientific sources; 3. Analysis of Lithuanian laws regulating the organisation and provision of social psychological help to individuals using psychotropic substances. 4. The overview and analysis of the foreign countries experience. 5. Questionnaire survey. 6. Summarisation and analysis of the gathered data. 7. The methods of research: 1 . Overview and analysis of the scientific sources. 2. Observation. 3. Structural interview. 4. Written speech. 5. Summarisation and quality analysis of the gathered data.

The aim of this article is to introduce the concept of body work in professional con¬text, and to make it this way more accessible to people who are not professionally trained in specific movement disciplines. In this article the theoretical underpinnings of body work are derived from three larger areas. Science, more precisely neurosci¬ence, is researching the theme of body-mind connections, mirror neurons, origin of emotions. The main practical impact is visible in psychiatry, where new revolution in diagnostics has been done through the invention of bodily movement observation tools. The art of dance and movement has gained scientific value through Laban Movement Analyses, which offers tools for not only choreographers and dance teach¬ers in teaching movement awareness, but also for body psychotherapists.