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Art therapy combines talk therapy with creative art-making to help you reach your therapy goals. By using art, people can improve self-awareness, build emotional strength, and better understand themselves. Also, art therapy connects the mind and body in a different way than talk therapy alone. In addition, it gives you a safe way to explore feelings and express emotions. Art therapy can also teach new coping skills, such as using creativity for mindfulness, relaxation, and self-expression.

We have trained therapists who specialize in art therapy. Both individual and group options are available. Please ask us about the best choice for you.

Key Benefits of Art Therapy

Self-Expression

Art therapy gives you a non-verbal way to communicate. For example, you can show feelings that are hard to say in words. This is especially helpful for people who find talking about emotions difficult.

Exploration

Through creating art, you can explore inner thoughts, conflicts, and desires. As a result, you gain better self-awareness and understanding of yourself.

Stress Reduction

Making art can be relaxing and reduce stress. At the same time, it works like mindfulness and helps calm the mind.

Healing and Processing

Art therapy provides a safe space to work through grief, trauma, or other strong emotions. Then, you can reflect on your feelings and start to heal.

Boosting Self-Esteem

Completing art projects and seeing the results of your creativity can increase confidence and self-esteem. Moreover, it gives a sense of accomplishment.

Social and Communication Skills

Group art therapy helps you practice communication, social skills, and build connections with others. Also, it can create a supportive environment to share experiences.

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How Art Therapy Works

Trained art therapists guide you through creating art and help you understand what your work shows about your feelings. Many therapists have backgrounds in psychology, counseling, or art. In addition, they tailor sessions to fit your personal goals.

Importantly, you don’t need to be an artist to benefit. The focus is on the creative process and the feelings it brings out, not the final result. Art therapy works for all ages. It can also be used in schools, clinics, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers.

LOCATIONS

Manhattan

225 Broadway
34th Floor
New York, NY 10007

Brooklyn – Bensonhurst

2502 86th Street
3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11214

Brooklyn-Bayridge

474 Ovington Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11209

Queens – Forest Hills

112-47 Queens Blvd
Suite 104
Forest Hills, NY 11375

Queens – Elmhurst

Rego Park Medical
59-10 Junction Blvd.
Elmhurst, NY 11373

Long Island

144 Grove Ave
Cedarhurst, NY 11516

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Attention:

Due to COVID-19 public emergency, we are currently offering online counseling and teletherapy.