Art therapy can play an integral part in addressing difficult experiences by expression of emotions surrounding body image, self-esteem, and overall mood.

Podcasts have become increasingly popular in recent years and as a result it means specific niches are becoming defined with more indepth conversation occuring around each niche.

Art therapy is beneficial to many clients because of it’s ability to bypass a verbal focus on therapy and instead focus therapeutic attention to emotional experiences and expression.

As a therapist, your client work is augmented by using resources such as form, templates, and tools. Resources can help improve your professional skills by providing a framework and foundation.

Individuals who experience body image issues frequently engage in food deprivation or restriction as well as negative thinking styles about their self-worth.

Perfectionism is about how we judge our self-worth and those around us. Unfortunately the pursuit of perfectionism usually results in a negative mindset vs a positive mindset.

An art therapy group is designed to facilitate the therapeutic process by using art as a method of exploration and discovery of personal experiences and emotional expression.

Infidelity can take on different forms and is relevant to each individual based on an emotional connection, physical connection, or detached connection through viewing sexual content.

Bullying has a significant long term effect on victims which can create a harmful effect on physical and mental well being for the individual due to the exposure to ongoing stress.

Art Therapy Techniques and Applications contains an original composite of therapeutic goals and evocative ideas that can be used with a wide variety of clients. Includes art therapy exercise.

Disorders such as bipolar heavily rely on pharmacological treatment, however, the use of art therapy is integral for clients by providing them with a sense of control and self-expression.

Ethical guidelines that an art therapist needs to consider include exhibiting client artwork, storing client artwork, informed consent for documenting and sharing client artwork.

PTSD occurs after a stressful event that is threatening in nature. Art Therapy can be useful for individuals who have experienced a traumatic event and are experiencing ongoing stress.