In “Art Therapy’s Achilles Heel” [April 2014], I explained that it is not surprising that uses of art making for self-help, self-regulation and self-exploration are ubiquitous. In part, this reflects ...

As an art therapist and expressive arts therapist, I have always been fascinated by how people communicate innate resilience and strengths through art expression. In fact, I believe that artistic ...

Group-based art therapy through coloring intricate geometrical patterns was an innovative approach to help boost morale. Something as seemingly simple as creating a group-based art therapy project ...

Elementary-aged children are learning to engage with the larger world. From building a healthy self-esteem, to negotiating the ever changing landscape of friends and interests, this is a time that ...

Tomer Peretz opened the door to his unassuming gallery in Chelsea, draped in a studded black shawl and sporting cartoonishly large — but very cool — sneakers. It was the day after the biggest ...

MPS Art Therapy presents a talk with faculty member Joshua B. Brancheau, MPS, ATR-BC, LCAT, on leveraging Polyvagal Theory to guide art therapy interventions. This lecture will introduce participants ...

COSHOCTON −An art therapy exhibit for Mental Health Awareness Month will be on display from May 5 to June 2 at the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, 300 N. Whitewoman St. The display is a collaboration of ...

Art Therapy is Kathy Hrenko’s first love. In the past year, she has returned full-time to this profession, providing contract services in community arenas to all age groups. Students proudly display ...

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that can occur after a person experiences psychological trauma. Typically, PTSD treatment involves certain types of therapy, which ...

Rwandan artist and art therapy coach Jean Claude Mbera is spearheading an ambitious initiative to establish an art therapy centre aimed at addressing mental health challenges in Rwanda. The centre, ...

LYNN, Massachusetts — In a red brick building in this small city 13 miles northeast of Boston on a Friday last November, several children sat closely around a paint-splattered table. Sign up for our ...