Miss Alice Myles
Lecturer in Arts Psychotherapy
Gaskell 071
- Email: alice.myles@brunel.ac.uk
- Tel: +44 (0)1895 266005
- MacKinnon, E., Myles, A., Page, K., Shelhi, T. and Westwood, J., 2017. Shifting terrains: Art psychotherapists’ testimonies and reflections on employment in austerity Britain. ATOL: Art Therapy OnLine, 8(2), pp.1-34.
- Havsteen-Franklin, Dominik; Alice Myles; Daniel Stolfi and Liliana MontoyaDe La Cruz. (2024). A Matter of Dis/Embodied Non/Relating in Art/s Psychotherapies Practices.Matter: Journal of New Materialist Research, 9, 1-22. (PDF) MATTER journal of new
Summary
Alice Myles is a lecturer and module lead on the MA Art Psychotherapy at Brunel University. Alice also currently practices as an art psychotherapist in forensic and adult mental healthcare. Alice has an interdisciplinary academic background, including Psychology, MSc Advanced Multivariate Statistics, Philosophy, Imaging research in the NHS, and Lacanian Psychoanalysis. She has published in the forensic art psychotherapy literature on themes of diagnosis, ethics and a Lacanian psychoanalytic perspective on the treatment of patients who have committed sexual offences. Her current research interests include intersections of ethics and aesthetics in teaching quantitative methodologies in art psychotherapy; posthuman feminism and queering teaching practices to meet the challenges of late capitalism; and the application of a Lacanian lens in art psychotherapy treatment of patients diagnosed with a personality disorder in secure hospital settings.