Art therapy uses the process of making art — drawing, painting, sculpture, collage — as a therapeutic tool, not to produce skilled artwork. The creative process itself can access feelings and experiences that are difficult to put into words, and the finished piece can become a focus for reflection and dialogue. Art therapists are trained clinicians, not art teachers. It’s used with children, adults, and older people.
Art Therapy
Uses creative making to express and process what words can't reach