
- Guided Imagery
- Collage Making
- Mandala Drawing
- Clay Sculpting
- Emotion-focused Art Therapy
Guided Imagery
This technique involves using visualization to create a calming and peaceful mental image, which can help reduce stress and anxiety. Art therapists may guide individuals through this process to help them tap into their imagination and find relief from their worries.
Collage Making
Collage making allows individuals to express themselves through the arrangement of images and materials. This technique can provide a sense of control and creativity, allowing individuals to explore their emotions and release stress through the act of creation.
Mandala Drawing
Drawing mandalas can be a meditative and soothing practice. The repetitive and intricate nature of creating mandalas can help individuals focus their minds and find a sense of calm. This technique can also serve as a form of self-expression and reflection.
Clay Sculpting
Working with clay can be a tactile and grounding experience. Sculpting with clay allows individuals to release tension and express themselves through the manipulation of the material. This hands-on approach can provide a sense of relief and empowerment.
Emotion-focused Art Therapy
Emotion-focused art therapy encourages individuals to explore and express their emotions through various art forms. This technique can help individuals process and release stress, as well as gain insight into their feelings and experiences.