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Art Therapy, Child Psychology and Loneliness
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(7 ratings)
3,694 students

Art Therapy, Child Psychology and Loneliness

Art Therapy - mistakes in analysis
Last updated 2/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • How to start/continue the self-exploration journey
  • Interpretations of various artworks - primarily their own!
  • Analysis of cartoons
  • How art therapy helps reduce loneliness

Course content

15 sections90 lectures11h 54m total length
  • Introduction4:29

Requirements

  • Time and a willingness to explore

Description

This course is very much two courses in one.

The first third deals with Art Therapy and Loneliness - specifically how Art Therapy canb help towards reducing the feeling of being lonely.

In particular covering:


  • Ways to Cope

  • Connecting

  • Self-Awareness

The second third looks at various themes in art therapy. especially we look at the work of Pepe (international cartoonist) both through his eyes and, of course, his work is up for discussion.

Other sections covered include:


  • Symbols in Art Therapy

  • Mistakes people make when analysing art

  • Art Therapy and Loneliness

The final section looks at re-inventing yourself - through art.

The emphasis throughout is on DOING and thus DISCUSSION. This is an Art Therapy course with the emphasis on therapy; so yes, you create art (exercises and a manual are included) but then you pause and on reflection, analyse. Through that process you start/continue your journey of self-exploration.

Art Therapy, Child Psychology and Loneliness is a new section (April 2025) and includes:


  • Relevance of Child Psychology to Loneliness

  • Techniques commonly used

  • Long Term Benefits

  • Child Psychology and Kids

  • How Child Psychology helps in coping with Loneliness


Nothing on this course is compulsory BUT you are encouraged throughout to share: not only your artwork but your thoughts and comment on the work of the Instructors in this course, featured questions and the submissions of other students.

Always go slowly; always pause or stop if you wish. It is important that as you learn, so you grow and this is based on enjoyment.

I hope you enjoy the course!


Who this course is for:

  • Aspiring art therapists
  • Anyone whose has ever done any 'artwork' and wondered what it might mean
  • Anyone curious about art interpretation