Art therapy uses creative expression as a way to explore emotions, experiences, and inner processes that may be difficult to put into words. Through drawing, painting, collage, and other creative methods, individuals can access new perspectives and deepen self-understanding in a supportive therapeutic environment.
No artistic experience is required. The focus is not on creating perfect artwork, but on using creativity as a tool for reflection, healing, and personal growth. Art therapy can be especially helpful for those who process emotions visually or who find traditional talk therapy challenging.