Expressive Arts Therapy

What is expressive arts therapy?

Visual arts, painting, drawing, collaging, animation, film, acting/drama, dancing, movement, creative writing, storytelling, journaling, photography, sculpting, music, sound, sandtray and anything creative!

Expressive arts therapy aims to help clients access there imagination a creativity. It is multi-sensorial —meaning it incorporates multiple senses at the same time.

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Working in art journal is popular way to work in expressive arts therapy. Here are some entries from a art journal. Art journalling can include painting, collaging, doodling and creative writing.

Sandtray Therapy is also a part of expressive arts therapy.

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