Community Learning Disability Team

Art Therapy

 

Art Therapy uses the expressive and communicative properties of art making, within a psychotherapeutic setting, to help people explore and work through emotional difficulties and create positive change. The Art Therapist provides a safe and confidential setting within which a client can feel able to openly express feelings through the art making process.

 

The client and Art Therapist work together to gain understanding of the presenting difficulties and to look at alternative ways of managing these.

 

Why Art Therapy makes sense

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Art Therapy for Adults with Learning Disabilities - Information for Referrers

• The Benefits of Art Therapy|
• Assessment|
• Individual and Group Art Therapy|
• The Role of the Art Therapist within the session|
• How can you tell if Art Therapy is effective? How much time is needed?|

 

 

Contact

Sallyann Fisher

Lead Art Therapist

Community Learning Disability Team

St Georges Centre

St Georges Road

Dagenham

RM9 5AJ

 

Tel: 020 8227 5424

Email: sallyann.fisher@lbbd.gov.uk|

 

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