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Art Therapy is for always - not just for one course!
The Joy of Art Therapy!
Created byChris Sivewright, Almost Random Theatre, Elina Ghanbari
Last updated 11/2025
English
What you'll learn
- This Personal Development Art Therapy course provides you with over 100 Art Therapy exercises
- Self reflection is built into the monthly exercises to develop self awareness as 2023 progresses
- Improve self reflection, self healing, self acceptance and development by making self portraits
- Through personal experience, which accumulates throughout the year, you will learn about the benefits of Art Therapy and Art Therapy Exercises specific to you
- Learn how to be enquiring but also joyful as you experience Art Therapy
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Course content
13 sections • 45 lectures • 5h 43m total length
Requirements
- An attitude that is non-judgemental
- Various artistic materials
- No preconceptions - leave your experiences elsewhere behind!
Description
Remember: This course includes a manual with exercises in for every day in October.
This course is in two sections.
Section 1
What is art therapy?
How to 'do' art therapy?
What is art therapy used FOR?
Various art therapy exercises
Using social media
Art therapy and...domestic violence
Art therapy and...sex abuse
The second section - remember: Art Therapy is for always - is a one year art therapy set of exercises. Each month you are set an exercise, encouraged to do it and report back to the Q/A. This section will be expanded on as the year progresses.
What is special about this course?
1. Up to date as at 17 January 2024
2. Very high level of Instructor interaction
3. Emphasis on DOING not passively watching
Throughout the course, worksheets are provided. No copying down of the monthly exercise. A worksheet is provided so you can print out and do during the month.
Who will gain most out of this course?
1. Someone who likes to plan their study time and -
2. - is willing to become truly involved in the course
3. - is happy to comment in a non-judgemental way, on the work of others
4. - who is short of time but can manage half an hour a month to do the exercise, think about the process and then write it up to share
Who this course is for:
- Everyone - however little spare time you have