Global Art Therapy Education
Clinical Art Therapy Diploma
- Post BA and MA Diploma options
- Travel Study Options in Japan and Thailand
- CATA Approved and PTIB Registered
- Study Part-time or Full-time
- Live-on-Line on camera classes
Therapeutic Arts Program
- Become certified as a therapeutic arts practitioner
- Take 1 module or all 7
- Live-on-Line on camera classes
- Ideal for the para-professional
- For you or for your team
Attachment Informed Program
- Live-on-Line on camera classes
- 8 Live-on-line on camera experiential classes
- Delivered by senior faculty
- Practice client arts-based interventions
- Certification Program and PTIB Registered
Team Training
- Tailored programs to fit your organization’s unique needs
- Engaging, experiential learning for teams of 10-500
- Ideal for mental health providers, social service workers, and educators
- Integrate creative tools to increase staff and clients’ engagement
Cultural Immersion Travel & Study
- Exchange to our sister schools
- Study Live-on-Line with international students
- Experience collaborative art-making
- Learn in English with second language translation
- Immerse yourself in another culture’s history and art
The Proulx Foundation
- Registered Not-for-Profit Society
- Provides community service
- Mental Health open studios
- Art Therapy practica sites
- Committed to service in several countries
Choose a program that's right for you!
- Compliment and enhance your lifestyle
- Fulfill your career goals
- Personalized Study plan
- Travel and Study through Cultural Immersion
- Theoretical & Experiential
CiiAT: Explore Art Therapy
Art Therapy is...
The Canadian Art Therapy Association (CATA) describes Art Therapy as combining the creative process and psychotherapy, facilitating self-exploration and understanding. Using imagery, colour and shape as part of this creative therapeutic process, thoughts and feelings can be expressed that would otherwise be difficult to articulate.
There are certain qualifications required of Art Therapists. In Canada and the United States, Art Therapists must have at minimum a master’s degree or a master’s level diploma in Art Therapy before identifying themselves within the profession. This graduate level education includes supervised clinical practicum hours (minimum requirement for all practicums is 700 hours and at least 350 of these hours should involve direct client contact), thus ensuring the safety of the client as well as professional liability for agencies and employers offering this form of therapy.
Art Therapy is effective for people of any age. An Art Therapist works with individuals, couples, families or groups in settings such as counselling agencies, schools, treatment centres, rehabilitation facilities, hospitals, correctional institutes and elder care locations.
CiiAT’s Clinical Art Therapy Diploma is approved by CATA and PTIB registered.
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