Art Therapy Diploma - Online course

Discover the power of creative expression with our Art Therapy Diploma. Explore psychology, mindfulness, and therapeutic techniques—all online.

Art therapy blends creativity with psychology, offering a unique approach to emotional well-being. This course delves into the connection between artistic expression and mental health, covering key areas such as neuroscience, mindfulness-based techniques, and reflective writing. Whether you're an aspiring therapist or simply curious about the benefits of creative therapy, this diploma provides valuable insights into how art can support emotional resilience.

From therapeutic exercises to the role of an art therapist, the course guides you through various techniques used to foster self-awareness and healing. You'll explore structured activities alongside the principles of psychology to better understand how visual expression can aid in stress reduction, emotional processing, and personal growth—all from the comfort of your own space.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the foundations and benefits of art therapy.
• Explore the psychological principles behind creative expression.
• Learn mindfulness-based techniques in art therapy.
• Discover various art therapy applications and exercises.
• Develop reflective writing techniques for therapeutic use.
• Gain insights into the role and responsibilities of an art therapist.

Curriculum Of Art Therapy Diploma - Online course

• Module 1 Introduction to Art Therapy
• Module 2 Psychology and Neuroscience
• Module 3 Creative Therapy
• Module 4 Mindfulness-Based Art Therapy
• Module 5 Art Therapy Techniques and Applications
• Module 6 Reflective Writing
• Module 7 Art Therapy Exercises
• Module 8 The Art Therapist

Who is this Course For?

• Aspiring art therapists seeking foundational knowledge.
• Counsellors and mental health professionals exploring creative therapy.
• Teachers and educators interested in therapeutic activities.
• Social workers supporting individuals through artistic expression.
• Caregivers looking for alternative ways to aid emotional well-being.
• Artists wanting to apply their skills in a therapeutic setting.
• Individuals interested in mindfulness and self-expression.
• Anyone curious about the connection between art and psychology.

Career Path:

• Art Therapist – £30,000–£45,000 per year
• Mental Health Support Worker – £22,000–£30,000 per year
• Counsellor – £25,000–£40,000 per year
• Well-being Coach – £23,000–£35,000 per year
• Rehabilitation Worker – £22,000–£32,000 per year
• Expressive Arts Facilitator – £24,000–£38,000 per year