Current Website Trends for Therapists
Incorporating trends into your website can help maintain a modern look to your website so that readers see your website remains current.
Case Study: Art Therapy for a Client Experiencing Compulsive Spending
Compulsive spending is a cyclical problem. A person spends to alleviate difficult emotions which can also create feelings of shame and regret.
Book Review: Process Not Perfection: Expressive Arts Solutions for Trauma Recovery
The book validates that trauma is a personal experience and should be viewed within the context of the individual’s experience.
Case Study: Art Therapy for a Client with Codependency Issues
People who are codependent sacrifice their own needs to meet the needs of others and neglect physical, emotional, and psychological needs of their own.
A Day in the Life of an Established Art Therapy Practice
For an established private practice, the client load will be fully established. Plans for growth can be reduced or another therapist could be hired.
Reduce the Environmental Impact in Your Office
We all have an impact on our environment through the resources that we use. Art therapists have their challenges when considering the environmental impact of our activities.
Case Study: Art Therapy for a Client with Adoption Issues
Adoption contains various conflicts and art therapy can integrate personal narratives of the individual so they may overcome these conflicts.
A Day in the Life of a Growing Art Therapy Practice
The tasks for a growing private practice will need to balance between the needs of a growing client base, as well as finding new clients.
How to Organise Many Ideas in My Therapy Practice
As a therapist working in a private therapy practice, you will need to manage client work, business management, and professional development.
Case Study: Art Therapy for a Client with Abuse Background
Individuals have bad recurring memories. Art therapy can help reclaim the imagery for people to focus on and use as a vehicle to redirect their attention.
A Day in the Life of a New Art Therapy Practice
For a new private practice, the client load will be small and therefore most of the tasks will focus on marketing and finding new clients.
Marketing to Your Clients Using Email
Creating an email list is a common marketing strategy used to be able to communicate directly to your existing clients and potential new clients.
Book Review: Art in Action: Expressive Arts Therapy and Social Change
This book addresses how the principles and practice of the arts therapies can … inspire social action and bring about social change across the globe.
Case Study: Art Therapy for a Client Experiencing Abandonment
Loss from abandonment forms a substantial part of a person’s foundation and can impact relationships that thrive on attachment.
30 Day Launch to Your First Online Course
Your online course structure will depend on your goals for your course as well as your budget and available time resources.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy for a Client with Fibromyalgia
Diagnosing fibromyalgia is a complex process as the symptoms experienced are often linked to a multitude of short and long term illnesses.
Create a Revenue Strategy for a Therapy Practice
A revenue strategy helps you assess all relevant parts of your income and provides you with a way to maintain and increase each revenue stream.
Using Evernote to Manage your Art Therapy Continuing Education
Continuing education is for professionals who are required to know the latest developments, skills, and new technologies in their field of expertise.
Preparing Guidelines for an Art Therapy Workshop
Planning and preparing your art therapy workshop includes developing guidelines which will cover the what, why, when, and how to deliver your workshop.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy for a Client with ADHD
Art therapy can help provide a unique space for people with ADHD as they gain control over their environment and the creative process in which they work.
Connecting the Mind and Body – Understanding Somatic Experiences
Somatic experience is relevant in trauma where experiences are often suppressed emotionally and often outwardly expressed through physical symptoms.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy for a Client with Chronic Illness
People who are suffering from a chronic illness face a multitude of psychological issues that cross the lines of both physical and emotional experiences.
Creating Puppets and Masks for Art Therapy
Puppets and masks can add a quality of magnitude through form, texture, and weight that give a physical presence to these items with dimension.
30 Days to Create Your Therapy Ebook
The topic of your ebook should be a topic that interests you as a therapist as well as provides a need that your potential readers are looking for.
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