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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.

Drawing the Body: Life-Size Body Tracing in Art Therapy

Body tracing in art therapy is a technique that involves tracing or outlining the contours of one's body on paper or another artistic medium

‘Temenos’: Exploring the Concept of Sacred Space in Art Therapy

n the context of art therapy, the idea of "temenos" can be understood as the creation of a safe and supportive environment

Empowering the Hero Within: Exploring the Hero Archetype through Comic Book Drawing

Creating a comic in art therapy can be a powerful way to explore the hero archetype and its relevance to our personal lives. Here are some s

Re-Creating One’s Narrative in Art Therapy: Altered Books Part 2

One powerful and versatile technique used in narrative art therapy is the creation of altered books.

A Creative Approach to Stress Management: Simple Ways to Incorporate Art into Your Daily Life

by Lauren Fallat, LPC LPAT ATR-BC Whether you are struggling with a difficult obstacle currently, or just feeling overwhelmed by everyday...

Utilizing Art as a Modality for Empowerment: Focusing on Women in Art Therapy

by Lauren Fallat, LPC LPAT ATR-BC Women as a collective group are often faced with a range of lived experiences that can lead to varied...

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