Art therapy Group work
Art therapy group work provides a safe, confidential space where children and young people who are facing similar issues or have been through similar experiences, come together to explore and process these experiences whilst also supporting each other.
Making art and sharing/ reflecting upon what is created is a central aspect of the group.
Examples of art therapy groups:
young people experiencing anxiety/friendship issues at school
young people who struggle to understand their feelings
children with learning difficulties
loss and bereavement group
refugee group
family breakdown group
Testimonials:
Parents and carers:
“ Thank you for putting on this group… it is exactly what S needed… her confidence and self-esteem has improved.”
“Thank you for running this course - S has grown emotionally. I hope more children will benefit from Art Therapy sessions”
“My child was able to gain confidence and overcome her anxiety”
“ B loves coming to your group and is gaining confidence”
“I has started to engage more in school since attending your art therapy group”
“It’s a really wonderful and valuable service”
“Thank you so much for the time, experience and support afforded to our daughters during their time in Art Therapy”
Young people:
“ I like the friendliness and always feeling heard”
“It’s helped me become more confident at school ”
“ I feel calmer now”
“I have enjoyed meeting new people and building my confidence”
“I liked all of the sessions - they were fun and relaxing”
“I have enjoyed coming each week and noticed that I am doing more art at home since starting the group”
Creative Expressions provides tailor made programmes for group work, based upon the unique needs of the client group.
Creative expressions provides group work in schools as well as for charities and other organisations.
If you would like to discuss whether group work may be suitable for you please get in touch via the contact page.