for children

According to the British Association of Art Therapists, art therapy is a form of psychotherapy that utilizes visual and tactile media as its primary means of expression and communication.

Have you ever put in great effort, feeling a strong eagerness to comprehend their mood, behavior, or thoughts?

With the guidance and support of a professional and compassionate art therapist, children can express themselves through art and nonverbal communication. This allows their unspoken words to emerge and eventually leads to a distinctly therapeutic effect.

If you are considering bringing art therapy to a child, a free 15-minute consultation is available for you. During the consultation, you can discuss your goals, concerns, and any questions you may have. 

The therapist can provide information on how art therapy works and its potential benefits for the child. It would be a time for both therapist and parent to consider if 1-on-1 art psychotherapy service aligns with what you are seeking.

Self-expression is the act of expression oneself in various forms. When children create art, they are often expressing their feelings and experiences, which can help them process and make sense of their emotions, that may be hard to articulate only in language. 

Facilitated by the registered art therapist, the creative activities offered in the studio will open up new pathways for children to learn, express themselves, promote self-confidence, creativity, and prepare them to thrive.

Group size: 4-6 pax

Duration: 2 hours

All art materials are included.