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Messy Masterpieces: Making Art with Your Child for Connection and Growth

Artmaking with your child creates a space for just that. It allows for a unique type of emotional exchange. Colors, shapes, and textures

Working with Shapes: Understanding the Use and Symbolism of Primary Shapes in Art Therapy

The importance of using primary shapes in art therapy lies in their ability to facilitate self-expression and communication.

Welcoming All Monsters: Art Therapy for Confronting Childhood Fears and Complex Emotions

we explore how monsters in art therapy provide a safe and creative outlet for children to externalize their anxieties

Harnessing the Power of Animal Symbols in Art Therapy with Children

One creative and engaging approach within this field is the use of animals as symbols. Animals can serve as a bridge

Creating Spontaneous Art: The Scribble Drawing Technique in Art Therapy

Scribble drawing is a simple yet powerful art therapy technique that requires no artistic skill or prior knowledge.

What Children Tell Us in Their Art: Warning Signs for a Closer Look

A child's drawing is a window into their inner world. Children's art can provide valuable insight into their thoughts, emotions

Addressing Sibling Rivalries: Improving Sibling Relationships in Family Art Therapy

Family Art Therapy to Improve Sibling Rivalries

Stages of Drawing Development Part 2: Schematic, Dawning Realism, and Pseudorealistic Stages

Part two of our series on Drawing

Stages of Drawing Development Part 1: Scribbling and Pre-Schematic Stage

Stages of Children's drawing by age and ability