Create A Sales Funnel for an Art Therapist
For an art therapist, a sales funnel is the process from the time your potential client finds your practice through to their first appointment.
Tools for Organizing Your Social Media Content
Planning social media involves mapping the content you want to create to promote your art therapy business, and developing a schedule to post your content.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy with Clients who Self-harm
Clients who self-harm can use art therapy as a process of expression through building tangible forms of personally held thoughts and emotions.
Research Review: Embracing a Full Spectrum Definition of Art Therapy
In this viewpoint the author makes a case for developing a clear and concise definition of art therapy that can be adopted by art therapists working across a spectrum of theoretical frameworks.
How to Plan A Productive Year as a Therapist
Whether you’re an art therapist with a private practice or looking to improve your productivity as a therapist working within the mental health field, planning your year has some significant benefits.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy for a Client with Postpartum Depression
Research indicates that 1 in 10 women may experience depressive symptoms during the postpartum period. Many more will experience a spectrum of negative emotions during this period.
What to do when you have no clients booked
If you find yourself with no clients booked for appointments, don’t panic! This is the time to regroup and create a strategy that get you through the slow period.
Where to find Clients for your Art Therapy Practice
Finding new clients can be stressful as you need to undertake some marketing techniques with a business mindset. This requires a sales orientated mindset to market your business to the public.
Review of LastPass to Manage Your Passwords
As we becoming reliant on websites, software, and networks, we are also generating a lot of accounts and passwords. No longer can we only use a pen and paper to remember a handful of passwords.
How to Set Up Your Art Therapy Room
Your art therapy space should serve your purposes as well as your clients to be able to access art products, easily clean up, and allow enough space for complex projects if necessary.
How to Create Art Index Cards for Your Therapy Business
Index cards can be used as a passive tool where the client uses a prompt included on the card, or index cards can be more active where the client uses the card itself to create their own artwork.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy for a Client with Identity Issues
To understand self requires an exploration of social influences, personal experience and the effect of relationships when an individual’s personality is being developed.
How to Record Income and Expenses for your Art Therapy Practice
As a therapist, you need to record financial information about your practice that will determine your tax obligations and provide you with details about the financial health of your therapy practice.
Practice Management Software to Use as an Art Therapist
The use of practice management software has become increasingly popular over the past few years and there has been an influx of new software providers releasing practice management software.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy for a Client with Guilt
Both shame and guilt are linked with judgment about ourselves and from others. To combat our own feelings of judgment, we need to develop the ability to extend compassion to ourselves.
The Importance of Psychoeducation For Your Client’s Growth
Psychoeducation encompasses a wide range of activities that educates your client about their psychological experiences and the avenues of therapeutic treatment available to them.
10 Useful Psychology Podcasts
Included in this blog post is a list of 10 Psychology podcasts, along with a recommended episode from each podcast to get you started.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy for a Client with Fatigue
Fatigue is considered as a diminished physical or mental capacity. As fatigue develops, an individual is likely to make errors of judgment due to the disruption of attention that fatigue causes.
How Do I Create an Ecourse for my Therapy Practice
Learn why you should create an ecourse, how you can choose your ecourse idea and create your ecourse content. Learn how to market your ecourse and download the ecourse sales page cheatsheet.
Shared vs VPS Hosting for Your Art Therapy Website
When you start to create a website, you will have to make a decision at some point about how you want to have your website hosted.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy for a Client with Bulimia
Art therapy can play an integral part in addressing difficult experiences by expression of emotions surrounding body image, self-esteem, and overall mood.
How to Get Started With Google Analytics in 5 Easy Steps
Once you have published your website online, it’s important that you monitor activity on your website to determine if your website is effective in attracting readers.
10 Useful Counseling Podcasts
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.
Case Study: Using Art Therapy for a Client with Borderline Personality Disorder
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.
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