Practising art – or just looking at it – can improve your health. Here’s why we shouldn’t brush off the benefits ...

Dual art therapy, combining music and painting, significantly improved symptoms, cognitive function, and quality of life in ...

I have fully fallen into creative love with my iPad recently. I should be finishing a book, starting another and finishing endless paperwork, but my hands are wandering away from the desktop computer ...

Source: "Have a Slice of Hope Pie" courtesy of C. Malchiodi, PhD The National Organization for Arts in Health (NOAH) recently issued a new white paper on the "arts, health and well-being in America." ...

It’s important to define art therapy and distinguish this healing modality as its own profession from what it’s not. Creating or engaging in art may be described by some as "feel-good art and crafts," ...

You don't have to be a professional artist in order to benefit from art therapy. Whether you are struggling with everyday stressors or more difficult mental health concerns, art therapy offers the ...

Brad Drozdowski said his therapy clients speak to him through hand drums, tambourines and other small percussion instruments. Drozdowski is a music therapist and volunteer coordinator at the Institute ...

Art therapy is the therapeutic practice of using art in therapy and art as therapy. The practice of art therapy has established the use of art making to improve and enhance the physical, mental and ...

Numerous high-end resorts are adding art therapy to their programming. As writer Maria Yagoda finds out, it's all about ...

Editorial Note: We earn a commission from partner links on Forbes Advisor. Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Art therapy has been used for many decades, but as a licensed ...

New York has the chance to lead the nation in recognizing a fundamental truth: True healing often starts with a chord or two, ...