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Art Therapy Directives

Art therapy directives are powerful tools used by art therapists to guide their clients in the creative process. These directives can take various forms and are tailored to the unique needs and goals of the individual or group.

  1. Self-Portrait Exploration: Encourage clients to create self-portraits using different mediums and styles.
  2. Collage of Emotions: Ask clients to create a collage using images and words that represent their current emotions.
  3. Memory Box Creation: Instruct clients to decorate a box and fill it with objects or images that symbolize important memories or experiences.
  4. Transformative Mandala Making: Guide clients in the creation of mandalas, emphasizing the process of transformation and growth.

These art therapy directives offer a unique pathway for individuals to engage with their inner world and externalize their experiences through the creative process. Here are a few art therapy directives I have practiced on myself

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