Art attack on aggression


CAN art defuse the internal aggression of troubled children? An expert on child psychiatry says it can, as it allows children to express their feelings using less violent means. 

Assoc Prof Dr Aili Hanim Hashim of University Malaya Medical Centre's Adolescent and Child Psychiatry Unit says the art pieces produced by a child will give clues of what the child is thinking or has experienced.  

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