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Expressing yourself in art therapy
Does anyone engage in art therapy?
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Expressing yourself in art therapy
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KU777Senior Contributor
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I’ve just started a watercolours group at a local community centre and it’s got me thinking about art therapy too.
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Hi @Former-Member,
Not sure about art therapy but theres a fair bit of creative expression and sharing happing around the forum. You might enjoy being part of this thread, or find more responses to your post there 🙂
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Hi @Former-Member
Thank you for the link. I actually cannot remember posting about this.
I have done art therapy on and off during stays in hospital and have now decided, during my recent admission, to continue ‘art therapy’ at home. I do pretty art and art therapy. Pretty art is for giving away or hanging up the wall, for mindfulness, art therapy is for my art folder, like a visual diary, to share when and who I want with. To take to my therapist. To talk about. I start drawing without aim and my pictures develop or I have urges to draw something. It helps me.
I was just wondering if other people found it helpful to express themselves in this way.
Thank you for the link. I actually cannot remember posting about this.
I have done art therapy on and off during stays in hospital and have now decided, during my recent admission, to continue ‘art therapy’ at home. I do pretty art and art therapy. Pretty art is for giving away or hanging up the wall, for mindfulness, art therapy is for my art folder, like a visual diary, to share when and who I want with. To take to my therapist. To talk about. I start drawing without aim and my pictures develop or I have urges to draw something. It helps me.
I was just wondering if other people found it helpful to express themselves in this way.
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