Audio-image recordings
Audio-image recordings aim to capture service user views of what changes, and the mechanisms that may cause change, in art therapy. Audio-image recordings were first presented to our members at our AGM in 2011 by Dr Neil Springham who developed this novel contribution to art therapy practice and research.
Our members can use the below guidance and templates to support you in making audio-image recordings free of charge, but copying or distributing is not permitted. Any unauthorised use may lead to prosecution.
- AIR consent form template
- The reflect interview
- AIR information leaflet template
- Data guidance protocol information governance for AIRs
- GDPR guidance
Examples of audio-image recordings
The audio-image recordings on our website outline the experiences of service users. The participants have given full permission for these audio-image recordings to be published and used. You may find them helpful in assuring teams if they have concerns about using audio-image recordings.
Also of interest
You may also be interested in watching our recorded free CPD on using audio-image recordings in art therapy practice and research with Nicola Kennell, Catriona MacInnes, and Dr Ania Zubala. You can also download the slides for this presentation.