Emotional Release: Benefits of Art Therapy

Emotional liberation: Advantages of art therapy A 6-year old girl is sitting next to her therapist showing signs of anxiety on her face. A sheet of paper, a pencil, and several markers are placed in front of a girl. She is hesitant, but these colors really help to relieve the tension in the air. She began to paint and within 15 minutes she completed a series of 14 photos: "Although she did not have, the little girl pig waxed her with a big stick and stone He was attacked by the man who punched He did something bad.

Art therapy is often provided as a form of treatment for school children, due to their creativity as a means of expression and concern for art. Art therapy may be for children with various problems such as learning disabilities, language disorders, language disorders, behavioral disorders, and other emotional disorders that may interfere with children's learning. Like other psychologists working at school, art therapists should be able to diagnose problems facing student clients and personalize treatment methods and interventions. Art therapists work closely with teachers and parents to carry out their treatment strategies

Art therapy is a complex field mainly affected by art and psychology, and creative process, art work created by treatment, people undergoing treatment aroused self consciousness and questioned feelings And use third party artwork to help resolve unresolved emotional conflicts. Improve social skills and improve self-esteem. Art therapy is designed primarily to help individuals who have experienced emotional and psychological tasks achieve personal well-being and improve functional levels. Throughout history, art has been used as a means of communication, self expression, group interaction, diagnosis, and conflict resolution. For thousands of years, cultures and religions all over the world have linked idols and charms of healing processes to sacred paintings and symbols. The establishment of artistic therapy as a unique and publicly accepted treatment occurred very recently in the middle of the 20th century.

The aim of art therapy is basically one of treatment. Art therapy can be successfully applied to clients with physical, mental or emotional problems, diseases and disorders. You can use any kind of visual art and art media for the treatment process, such as painting, painting, sculpture, photography, digital art. Art therapy can be done in a variety of different environments. Art therapists may change the purpose of art therapy or how to provide art therapy according to the needs of facilities and clients. After assessing the client's strengths and needs, artistic therapy can be provided in the form of individuals or groups, which is more appropriate for that person. Dr. Ellen G. Horowitz of the art therapist wrote: "My job depends on the occupation, when an individual acts as a consultant or agent rather than a personal practice it is completely different. With personal practice, it becomes more complicated and extensive