Who Should Try Art Therapy?
Art therapy improves the mental health of people who are dealing with anxiety, attention disorders, depression, eating disorders, physical illness, PTSD, trauma, relationship issues and much more.
Play Therapy Enhances Children’s Communication and Helps Them to Express Emotions
Play therapy is a form of therapeutic intervention that utilizes play as a medium for communication and expression. It is particularly effective with children because it allows them to communicate their thoughts, feelings, and experiences in a way that is natural and comfortable for them.
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Working with Safe Boundaries in Arts Therapy
*** CAPTURED INSIDE: feeling ‘on guard’ Have you ever asked what I wanted? Have I even told you what I
Working with Somatisation in Arts Therapy
What is SOMATISATION? Soma is a Greek word and means “the living body”. Integrating techniques on somatic awareness in Arts
The Quality of Arts Therapy
The origins of Art as an embodied way of healthy living The healing qualities of artmaking go back to