Art therapy office design

Hello friends, today I'll share with my personal art supply collection and my desk where I make art and do my self art therapy exercises. I also practice minimalism so I share how I keep the amount of art supplies to a minimum and what I do with my artworks. I also have a video tour of my

Implementing art directives without the therapist having appropriate training in a therapy session has some risks involved. In directive art therapy, there is a tendency to uncover too rapidly powerful feelings that may be difficult to contain and understand by both the client and therapist. Knowing

play therapy office

Lots of color and plants

During the summer my Art Therapy Studio looked like this: under construction Now it looks like this: When redisigning a space for therapy work, I feel it is important to create a space that feels open, warm, creative and soothing. People come into the space to do their therapeutic work and I want them to feel welcome, grounded, excited, and to be able to be expressive in the space. I want them to feel that they belong and that they can open up and do the internal searching that they need to…

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This is what you would see as you enter my office. The butterfly image on the wall is an ink-scribble drawing with chalk pastel, and was the first image I made as an art therapy student at Southwestern College. It holds special meaning for me on many levels. Laura L. Lansrud-López, LPCC, LPAT, ATR-BC Santa Fe, New Mexico/USA