Discover Art Therapy: A Path to Healing

Art therapy is a transformative mental health profession that empowers individuals, families, and communities. Through the act of creating art, combined with psychological principles and human connection, art therapy facilitates personal growth and healing within a therapeutic setting.

Qualified Art Therapists: Guides on Your Creative Journey

Our Art Therapists hold Master’s degrees or higher from accredited institutions, bringing a wealth of knowledge in psychological theories and art media. They are adept at guiding clients through creative processes to address mental health challenges effectively.

Art Therapy for Everyone: Express Without Words

Art Therapy is for anyone seeking a non-verbal mode of expression. It’s particularly helpful for those who find it challenging to convey their feelings through words. With no need for prior art experience, people of all ages can find solace and understanding through art therapy.

Engaging the Whole Self in Art Therapy:

• Kinesthetic/Sensory: Movement and sensory engagement through art.

• Perceptual/Affective: Emotional expression and personal reality exploration.

• Cognitive/Symbolic: Mental engagement, problem-solving, and symbol identification.

The Healing Power of Art Therapy:

• Cultivate self-awareness.

• Boost self-esteem and confidence.

• Gain insight into personal challenges.

• Develop social skills.

• Enhance cognitive and sensory-motor functions.

• Resolve conflicts and alleviate distress.

• Address mental health conditions like anxiety and depression.

Art Therapy in Action: What to Expect

• Crafting collages for self-esteem and identity exploration.

• Watercolor painting to navigate control issues or emotional release.

• Clay sculpting for stress and anger management.

• Book alteration to reflect personal growth and change.

Let the creative healing begin with your mental health through art!

Please contact our office today by calling (810) 626-5191 or clicking the link below.

See our Social Media page to  "Like" and "Follow" our Facebook and Instagram pages.  We will be posting upcoming "Art Therapy" events in the community.