This is a call for chapters to a book on film/video-based therapy for trauma. Authors interested in contributing should submit a 300-word abstract focusing on trauma and how it relates to film/video therapy, digital storytelling, and VR. The abstract should also outline the approach and methods used in the research. The full chapter should be around 15 pages and will go through revisions. The deadline for abstracts depends on submissions. For the specific details please read below:
The call for chapters for the books “Film/Video-Based Therapy and Trauma: Volume 3 (Title To Be Announced) specifies detailed requirements for abstract submissions from interested authors. Here’s a detailed overview of what your abstract needs to contain and comply with for Volume 3.
Focus and Content:
- Central Theme: Your abstract should focus on trauma and its correlation with film/video-based therapy. This includes connections to art therapy, media psychology, digital storytelling, and virtual reality.
- Approach and Methodologies: Authors are encouraged to delve into various methodologies such as film/video-based therapy, depth psychology, neuroscience, medicine, somatic experiencing, digital storytelling, virtual reality, and other evidence-based approaches that leverage technological mediums for storytelling.
- Objective: The aim is to expand the protocol as and theoretical underpinning of the fields of Film/Video-Based Therapy which includes Virtual Reality and Digital Storytelling as well as Therapeutic Filmmaking. The goal is to create content for health field developers who use narrative and technology as an intervention and clarify the intent and definitions of the work..
- For Volume 3, the focus is on protocols for Film/Video-Based Therapy and the philosophical underpinnings behind your techniques.
Submission Guidelines:
- Word Count: The abstract should be a 300-word essay.
- APA Citations and References: Submissions must include APA citations and references. If APA style is unfamiliar, guidance is encouraged.
- Submission Format and Address: Submit your essay in a Word document to drjoshcohen@filmandvideobasedtherapy.com.
Additional Information on Chapter Contribution:
- Chapter Length: The full chapter should be about 15 pages, or roughly five thousand words.
- Revision Process: Expect about three rounds of revisions, each spaced three months apart.
- Deadline for the Abstracts for Volume 2: As soon as possible!
- Deadline for Rough Drafts: The rough draft deadline for Volume 2 is September 1, 2024.
- Deadline for Abstracts for Volume 3: The abstract submission deadline for Volume 3 is May 1, 2024, for the proposal to the publisher.
Deadline:
The submission deadline for your abstract is dependent on the number and quality of applications received. This opportunity seeks to gather contributions that not only build upon existing work in the field but also highlight the critical role of addressing trauma through innovative therapeutic practices involving digital storytelling and technology. If you meet these requirements and are passionate about contributing to the advancement of this field, you are encouraged to submit your abstract without delay.