Certificate in Art Therapy for Chakra Healing - Accredited

Explore the root chakra, Muladhara, the base of the spine linked to bones and adrenal glands, and diagnose its balanced, too open, or blocked state (color red).

Practice root chakra art therapy using red color and grounding scenes to foster focus and stability, emphasizing the drawing process over outcomes with not toxic tools.

Explore the sacral chakra (swadhishthana) located in the lower abdomen, its orange color, and its links to sexuality, emotions, and desire, including potential balanced, blocked, or dysfunctional states.

Balance the sacral chakra through orange color art, from fluid painting to embroidery and jewelry design. Express emotions freely, explore sensuality and creativity, and connect with the water element.

Explore the solar plexus chakra (manipura), the yellow energy center between the navel and the base of sternum that governs power and digestion, with balanced energy boosting self respect.

Explore how using yellow art supports the solar plexus chakra, boosting self-esteem through drawings, paintings, power poses, and symbols of strength; create sun images, vision boards, and goal-oriented art.

Explore the heart chakra (Anahata) in the chest, its green color, and its links to the heart, lungs, circulation, thymus gland, love, forgiveness, and emotional health.

Balance the heart chakra with green art, nature scenes—trees and flowers—and images of love, such as open hands, embracing figures, and heartfelt cards in group projects.

Explore the throat chakra, Vishuddhi, location and connections, with its blue color and thyroid and parathyroid link. Learn how balance enhances communication, while blockage or excess affects expression and health.

Use blue to express inner truth through painting or journaling, locating feelings on a blue canvas. Sing or hum while creating art to enhance throat chakra expression.

Explore the third eye chakra (Ajna), the monitoring center located above the eyebrows, linking to the pituitary gland, eyes, and base of skull, and its role in intuition and reasoning.

Explore the indigo third eye chakra (Ajna/Agnya) through mindfulness drawing, meditation, and symbolic art like eyes and mandalas to enhance focus, intuition, and inner wisdom.

The crown chakra, sahasrara, links the upper skull, cerebral cortex, skin, and pineal gland to foster spiritual unity and understanding through violet, gold, or white colors.

Learn to balance the crown chakra (Sahasrara) using violet and white colors, by creating sacred spaces, exploring art and spirituality, and practicing meditation and mindfulness.