Art Therapy is the therapeutic use of art (drawing, painting, etc.) within the context of the psychotherapist-patient relationship, by individuals experiencing mental illness, psychological trauma, or seeking inner growth.
It uses art as a means of communication that facilitates emotional expression, in combination with classical counseling and psychotherapy, to improve the emotional and mental state of the individual.
It is not necessary to have drawing or painting skills to participate in Art Therapy.
Art is used exclusively as a communication tool between psychotherapist and client.
Art Therapy is suitable for children and adults who are experiencing:
Or who want to creatively explore their inner self and their way of life.
Art Therapy expands the therapist-patient communication channel beyond the verbal level and facilitates the expression of emotions through art. Self-expression through art helps resolve internal conflicts and problems, strengthens the person's self-confidence, allows them to better manage their behavior and gain self-awareness.
It is particularly suitable for children, adolescents, and in cases where the individual is not ready to communicate verbally. It facilitates the recovery of creativity that is lost in the modern lifestyle.
Take the first step towards creative healing and self-discovery.