Art therapy projects

"The healthiest form of projection is art" ~ Fritz Perls Here is a popular internet list of art therapy activities originally posted up in 2011 by the Nursing School Blog. I have researched current links that reflect the most inspiring art therapy directives on the internet today, keeping them as...

Art Therapy Techniques and Activities for Teens

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These art therapy for kids projects are a great way to help children deal with trauma, anger, or grief, and as part of therapy for kids with special needs.

Mental health tool: Explore what's on your mind today by making a circle or pie chart and putting in the various thoughts that are troubling you, consuming you, or make you happy/sad. Be artistic and...

Letting go of things can be hard. Whether it’s past trauma, a loss we are grieving, unhealthy relationships, or destructive thinking, it can be challenging to find the balance between honoring what we have been through but no longer letting it define us. One of the valuable aspects of art therapy is the experiential nature. …

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"I Am..." Collage art projects Supplies: Cardstock Sharpies Tons of Magazines Scissors and glue Directions: We had our kids draw a circle in the middle of an 8.5 x 11 piece of cardstock or scrapbooking paper. (We traced a canning jar lid) Using magazines, look for big color patterns. Cut into "ray" shaped pieces coming from the center. Glue to the paper and trim excess. Alternate between smaller and larger pieces, keeping the larger pieces for the corners. Find words that describe yourself…