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The British Association of Art Therapists | BAAT Search our directory to find an art therapist art psychotherapist near you All our therapists comply with our standards and are regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council
Ms Tania Soley - The British Association Of Art Therapists - BAAT My specialist areas include offering; one to one - individual or group art psychotherapy, Supervision study and research groups to art therapists and visiting lecturer role to MA Art Psychotherapy programmes
What is art therapy? - The British Association Of Art Therapists 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
Ms Jess Baum - The British Association Of Art Therapists In my private practice, I offer in-person and online art psychotherapy, working indoors and outside in a dedicated natural therapeutic space I enjoy writing and conducting research across the creative health sector, and support a number of Art Psychotherapy research initiatives
Art therapy - The British Association Of Art Therapists 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
Ms Ella Bryant - The British Association Of Art Therapists I also co-run a project, The Portable Wellbeing Studio, an art studio on wheels that we tow to schools and deliver art therapy, wellbeing lessons, art clubs and teacher training
Art therapy with children in primary schools - baat. org The children were randomly assigned to four groups: art, games, art therapy and no intervention The researchers looked at children’s sense of empowerment, control over their learning, and self-esteem