arts-based intervention

Arts-based intervention involves using creative activities—such as drawing, music, dance, or drama—as tools to support individuals' mental, emotional, or social well-being. These activities provide non-verbal means of expression, helping people process feelings, improve communication, or build confidence. Often implemented by trained professionals, arts-based interventions are adaptable to various needs, making them effective in contexts like therapy, education, or community development. They leverage the natural human tendency for creative expression to promote healing, personal growth, and social connection.