Art Therapy

What is Art Therapy?

Art therapy offers a safe and non-threatening environment where individuals can freely explore and express their thoughts and emotions through various forms of art. Often described as a non-verbal therapy, art therapy allows for a deeper level of processing by engaging the creative process during sessions. This approach enables individuals to work through feelings and experiences without relying solely on traditional talk therapy, which tends to focus primarily on verbal communication.

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Expressive Art Therapy integrates all of the arts in a safe, non-judgemental setting to facilitate personal growth and healing.

~ Natalie Rogers

When considering Art Therapy, you may be thinking:

  • Art Therapists are licensed mental health professionals who possess a foundational understanding of psychological theory, combined with specialized training in utilizing various media and the creative process. This additional expertise allows them to effectively facilitate healing by helping individuals explore and express emotions in a therapeutic setting.

  • Art therapy has been shown to be highly effective at reducing symptoms of mental distress according to numerous comprehensive meta-analysis studies. Additionally, engaging in art therapy has been demonstrated to significantly boost cognitive functioning, enhance emotional resilience, and improve self-confidence in individuals.

  • Art therapy is fundamentally about the process rather than the final results. During art therapy sessions, your therapist may encourage you to experiment with various artistic media, with the emphasis placed on expanding your creative expression while simultaneously supporting your individual therapeutic goals. This approach helps create space for self-discovery and emotional healing.

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Thomas Merton

“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.”

Pablo Picasso

“Art is the highest expression of the human spirit”

Art Therapists

  • Lacey Davis LCPC LCPAT

    Lacey Davis LCPC LCPAT

    Adult Art Therapist