30-Hours Diploma in Art Therapy
Credit hours
3
An introduction to how art making is used in therapeutic settings, exploring key theories, the therapeutic relationship and a range of creative techniques. Learners also look at assessment, work with children, approaches to trauma and grief, and ethical and professional considerations. It offers knowledge and awareness for those interested in the field, not a qualification to practise as an art therapist.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Art Therapy
- 02Theories and Approaches in Art Therapy
- 03Assessment in Art Therapy
- 04The Therapeutic Relationship in Art Therapy
- 05Creative Techniques in Art Therapy
- 06Working with Children in Art Therapy
- 07Art Therapy for Trauma and Grief
- 08Ethical and Professional Considerations in Art Therapy
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