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   What is art therapy?

   • Art therapy is an established form of psychotherapy, delivered by trained art therapists (also known as art psychotherapists). Art therapy uses art as the primary mode of expression, alongside talking with an art therapist.

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   How can art therapy help you?

   • Art therapy can help with a range of conditions and situations, depending on the therapist’s training and approach. It is often used to help those who have experienced abuse, relationship difficulties, loss or trauma. It can also help you cope with life’s everyday challenges. Who can benefit from art therapy?

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   What does an art therapist do?

   • Psychoeducation: Art therapists educate clients about the therapeutic benefits of art-making and help them understand how creative expression can promote self-awareness, emotional regulation, and personal growth. They teach clients about art materials, techniques, and symbols and how they can be used as tools for self-discovery and healing.

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   Should you pursue a career in art therapy?

   • The art therapist’s work is sometimes challenging and calls for skill and sensitivity. It follows that those who wish to pursue a career in art therapy should be mature, flexible people.

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   What happens in an art therapy session?

   • In an art therapy session, you're encouraged to use creative media – such as painting or clay - while being supported by a trained art therapist. Your therapist will help you explore how your creative process is linked to your feelings and perceptions, giving you a greater understanding of yourself.

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   How does art therapy differ from other psychological therapies?

   • The relationship between the therapist and the client is of central importance, but art therapy differs from other psychological therapies in that it is a three-way process between the client, the therapist and the image or artefact.

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   Art therapy uses art as the primary mode of expression, alongside talking with an art therapist. It aims to reduce distress and improve social, emotional and mental health by promoting insight, self-compassion and a sense of agency and self-worth.

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   Art therapy involves the use of different forms of art such as painting, drawing, sculpture, and collage, to help clients express their emotions, process traumatic experiences, reduce stress, and increase self-awareness.

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   You'll use art to help people deal with complex and confusing emotional issues. There may be things which clients cannot say in words. This could be because the emotions are too distressing or because the client has difficulties with communication.

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   You need to do an approved full or part time Masters degree in art therapy or art psychotherapyand then register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC).

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   You'll usually need a first degree in art or a relevant subject. You may be accepted onto a course without an art degree, if you have a strong art background. Those accepted onto the courses are usually mature, flexible people who have had experience of working in mental health, education, special needs or social services before applying. You will ...

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   A level 7 apprenticeship for arts therapists, including art therapists/art psychotherapists, dramatherapists and music therapists is available but opportunities are currently limited. You'll need to apply for an apprentice position with a health care provider. You can search for vacancies on the NHS Jobs website and Find an Apprenticeship website.

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   You'll need to be: 1. creative, flexible and resourceful 2. resilient in dealing with other people’s strong emotions 3. sensitive and mature 4. artistic with excellent communication skills 5. able to work with people from all walks of life 6. able to reflect on your own emotions

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   You could specialise in a particular type of client such as children, the elderly or offenders. Or you could become a specialist in a particular issue such as dementia, mental health or palliative care. You could decide to become self-employed and build up a private practice. You could do this alongside employed work. You could become a senior or c...

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   Most art therapists in the NHS work part-time hours and posts typically start at band 6 of the Agenda for Change pay rates. You’ll also have access to our generous pension scheme and health service discounts, as well as 27 days of annual leave plus bank holidays. 1. Displaying 1 - 5 of 32 matches Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, University...

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   What does an art therapist do? Art therapists are professionals trained in both art and psychotherapy. They give you a safe space to talk about how you feel, and won’t judge you.

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   Art therapists aim to support people of all ages and abilities and at all stages of life, to discover an outlet for often complex and confusing feelings, and foster self awareness and growth. What is art therapy? Find out what art therapy is and how it works. Learn more. What to expect when you start art therapy.

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   To practice as an art therapist in the UK, it is a legal requirement to complete a Masters level training course approved by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). The HCPC maintains the public register of qualified art therapists / art psychotherapists.

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   Aug 29, 2022 · Art therapy involves the use of creative techniques such as drawing, painting, collage, coloring, or sculpting to help people express themselves artistically and examine the psychological and...