Art Therapy is a form of psychotherapy; an expressive form of therapy to help with healing and mental health. Art isn't a necessity within the therapy room, however, it is used to help with the process. For many people words are just not enough or too difficult to use when trying to express our thoughts and feelings .... Art Therapy allows for an alternative form of expression and communication which can feel safer and easier for many. When we experience trauma and or highly stressful experiences the language part of the brain will often shut down so we experience and remember trauma visually. Therefore it makes it easier to re-process , accept and move forward from these difficult and traumatic experiences in a visual way. Art Therapy can be for anyone of any age; there is no expectation to use the materials. The trained therapist works within your window of tolerance. If you'd like to try Art Therapy or for further information you can contact me via email; [email protected] Another article on Art Therapy that may be of interest;
https://www.insider.com/art-therapy?fbclid=IwAR1xfmoNQWh-Ye9ntlQO7RbeQMb5ANqyaPPW9MwlVBlHvlGlsApMxp2Bcn4#
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nancy dee
30/8/2024 11:28:20 pm
I can relate to the benefits of art therapy mentioned here. For me, art therapy provided a unique way to explore and express my feelings, especially when verbal communication felt limiting. Creating art offered me a safe space to process emotions and gain clarity. If you’re interested in seeing how art therapy might work for you, check out https://truetherapy.org/services/art-therapy/. It made a significant difference in my journey.
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