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Art Therapists - Seattle, WA

We found 16 art therapists in Seattle, WA.

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Jana McCall, LMHCA

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Art Therapy, Counseling

2200 6th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121
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Chia-Yu Judy Yang, LCAT, ATR-BC, LMHC

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Counseling, Art Therapy

901 Boren Avenue, Seattle, WA

Ms. Chia-Yu Judy Yang's areas of specialization are counseling and art therapy; she sees patients in Seattle, WA.
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Ms. Lilith Maria Halpe, ATR-BC, LMHC, M.A.

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Counseling, Art Therapy

2331 E Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98112

Ms. Lilith Halpe's specialties are counseling and art therapy. She practices in Seattle, WA.
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Mrs. Yvonne Marisa Doelling, MHP, LMHC, ATRP, MA

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Counseling, Art Therapy

506 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98104

Ms. Yvonne Doelling is a counseling and art therapy specialist in Seattle, WA.

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What is Art Therapy?

Art therapy is a specialty that uses art to provide therapeutic and rehabilitative treatment. Art therapy is founded upon the premise that artistic self-expression may improve mental and emotional health. Art therapists, sometimes known as creative art therapists, are therapists, counselors, or psychologists certified in the practice of art therapy. The application of art therapy is broad; art therapists may work in hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, veteran's clinics, community centers, schools, and even in crisis centers. Individuals of all ages may benefit from art therapy. Some art therapists primarily work with veterans or patients with chronic diseases. While anyone can participate in art therapy, art therapy may be used to treat individuals with the following conditions:

Physical illnesses and injuries
Mood disorders, such as anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder
Substance abuse disorder and addiction
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Mental disabilities

Art therapy is believed to reduce stress while increasing self-awareness and self-confidence. For some patients, art may be a means to communicate thoughts and feelings. Art therapy can help patients emotionally recover after a traumatic incident or invasive surgery. Additionally, movement from artistic activities may allow physically impaired or injured patients to regain strength and mobility. Art therapy treatments include sculpting, painting, sketching, among many other art mediums.