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Discover Yourself Through Creative Expression

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What is Art Therapy?

Art therapy is a unique and expressive form of therapy that combines creativity with psychological principles to promote emotional growth, self-awareness, and healing. This holistic approach uses various art forms, such as painting, drawing, or collaging, as a means of communication and self-expression. Guided by a trained art therapist, individuals can explore and process their thoughts, emotions, and experiences through creative expression, without needing to rely on verbal communication.

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Experience a sense of calm and relief from anxiety through our guided art practices. Join us on a journey towards inner peace and self-discovery.

Transforming Lives Through Art

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Our Community Shares Their Stories

"Art therapy has been a transformative experience for me. It has helped me express my emotions and find inner peace."

Bhawna S

"Art therapy has been an incredible journey of self-discovery. I have gained a new perspective on life and a sense of empowerment."

Deepak R

"Art therapy has been a powerful tool for me to cope with my emotions and navigate through challenging times."

Aakriti C

"Art therapy has provided me with a safe space to explore my creativity and emotions. It has been truly liberating."

"Art therapy has helped me connect with my inner self and develop a deeper understanding of my thoughts and feelings."

"Art therapy has been a profound experience that has allowed me to reflect on my journey and find strength in my vulnerability."

George B

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Art Therapy and Self Care

There are times when it feels like you are at a threshold and everything seems to be too much to handle or too much to bear or just too much. You did not realise how and when you reached this stage

My Creative Journey

I’ve always been a doodler. In grammar school, I had a hard time paying attention; I’d draw in class, after school, filling up notebooks with cartoon-like people, airplanes, and animals. Later, in secondary school, I gravitated towards art classes.

One Fine Day...

After a gap of almost seven years, when I didn't have the bandwidth to even think of buying a set of colours for myself, because it was always for my daughter. One day I picked up her set of colouring pens and...

The Definition of Art

Years ago I remember holding up a piece of ruled paper, completely coloured in. The upper half was blue and the lower half green, representing the sky and the ground respectively. This was completed with a tiny cursive ‘v’

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