Do I get to keep the art I make in Art Therapy?
Yes.
The artwork belongs to the individual, but often if the content connects to adverse life experiences the art remains in the therapy office, stored in a confidential and safe place until the therapy sessions are concluded to give what is called psychological distancing and safety.
The art created in art therapy has (what might be described as) a unique and distinctive "voice" and is treated with care and respect.
Yes.
The artwork belongs to the individual, but often if the content connects to adverse life experiences the art remains in the therapy office, stored in a confidential and safe place until the therapy sessions are concluded to give what is called psychological distancing and safety.
The art created in art therapy has (what might be described as) a unique and distinctive "voice" and is treated with care and respect.