Graduate Art Therapy Programs

Graduate Art Therapy Programs train students to use creative art-making as a therapeutic tool to help individuals improve their mental, emotional, and psychological well-being. Students learn about psychology, counseling techniques, and various art practices, acquiring skills to facilitate self-expression, process trauma, and foster healing. These programs typically result in a master’s degree in art therapy, preparing graduates to work in settings like hospitals, mental health clinics, schools, and community organizations. The training emphasizes both clinical practice and artistic development, enabling practitioners to assess and support clients through expressive arts.