I decided today 3/24/16 That I will be a Board Certified Art Therapist. My goal is to help others and my target will be Handicapped and Mentally Handicapped Individual. I cant wait. I start college in May. I'm 31 but hey better late than never. Now I have a dream bigger than me. I cant wait to work with clients that cannot speak. I want to know their thought and I will provide them that outlet! Hey world.. Here I come!
Thank you for this video! I am 12 years old and live in the United Kingdom. I am doing a career day at school tomorrow and I love to do art as well as helping people. With this, I looked for a career combining these aspects and came across art therapy. I am now hopeful to get a job at a prison, hospital etc to assess mental or emotional disorders with art, as an art therapist! Again, thank you so much!!!!!
Your comment is from 6 years ago, so you should be about 18 now - are you still planning to work towards becoming an art therapist, or are you taking a different path?
@@irenedavo3768 I am also curious as to whether they are still wanting to become an art therapist or not. Obviously, considering that if they were 12 six years ago, they would be turning 18 this year, they wouldn't be an art therapist yet and would still have a long way ahead of the to becoming one... In the UK, to become an Art Therapist, first at 18 you would go to university for a 3-4 year undergraduate course (BA) - most commonly (for an Art Therapist) in Art - apart from art, common ones for Art Therapists to have done may be Psychology, Nursing, Teaching, Social Work... though could be anything else. Then, they would need to get a few years experience working "in the real world", with at least one full year's worth of experience of working with vulnerable people. And then they can apply for a 2-3 year Art Therapy MA course at one of the 10 or so Universities in the UK that offer it. ...so yeah, if they are still pursuing it, they have a long way ahead of them - I hope it goes well.
Thank you for this video it has inspired me, I am South Sudanese by nationality living in South Sudan where there is very many venerable street children who need the art therapy program to change they life style. I am passionate and very inspired for children art therapy and I have been engaged with children in my daily activities while implementing children art therapy.
I have the greatest love for people who were down in their luck, but now are coping and learning about life, and loving it. Art can do that, education can too. I was down in my luck for many years and turned to Christianity, and remember my friends less fortunate than me who died young and old. I love Art and it is a legacy in our family, you have inspired me with Art again. I just wanted to share this with you all.
I love this! I'm in DBT but I'm trying to surround myself with healthy alternatives in addition to art/music. These are the two things I love the most. I also now have a spiritual life coach free through my church. I'm balanced at work with work goals. :)
I'm a junior in high school and I would love to learn how you became an art therapist like what you had to do, what college classes you had to take, where you can work after college, etc.!
Hi JensChoice. My daughter has just got funding from our Local Independent Council and Church to teach art. Art is therapy. No qualifications necessary. However, the Church can pay for training. I am going to do the training, as my daughter just wants to concentrate on the art. Our Church does not push religion. They care more about helping our community, children and families as a whole. We are very lucky. butterflylullaby.blogspot.com/2019/08/an-angel-singer-artist-vs-billie-eilish.html
What a great little video. It explains so much about art therapy. Art is not just for kids, but can be a valuable learning tool and form of expression for people of all ages. Thanks for creating this!
Coincidently, my friend who is a social worker, recommended another video you made, as I am pursing art therapy and I have come across your video again. Thank you!
great video! I'm a transpersonal art therapist from Sydney Australia. There's a lot of useful information online for free as well as many wonderfully resourceful booķs which can be downloaded. cheers...xx
I find art very therapeutic myself. It's mediation for me. Lately I have certified myself in Youth psychology. I think I can put both together to counsel the children in a much creative way. Would I still need certification as art therapist?
Thank you for asking. No you can not become an Art Therapist without a masters degree - just like you an not be a counselor or other therapist without a degree. Art Therapy is a specific graduate program with credentials. Here is a video about how to become an Art Therapist th-cam.com/video/vbtL89JfhgY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for making this i found this very interesting and also relieved my art block . when you showed the bridge picture and you were talking about the 3's and how it revolved around her her life i noticed the clouds are also made of 3's if you look at the shapes.
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Hello, I am going to graduate soon with a bachelor degree of applied psychology and I am planning to sign up for another bachelor specializing in art therapy. They are asking me to show three pieces made out of paint, oils or pastels and 3D and show just how much I want this bachelor and explain to them the process of me making the piece. Now, I have always been an artist at heart and I`ve always sat down, cleared my mind and just painted and always got interesting finished products but there are a few things that I need help with. 1. How do I explain my process if my process is just sitting down with a blank canvas and a blank mind and letting myself run with it and 2. How do I show my interest in being an art therapist to actual licensed art therapists if I don`t know what they are looking for? I really don`t know what to do or what/how to show to them but I just really want to get into the school. Do you have any advise for me? I would love to hear from you.
Hey, ive got ocd, and its really really bad now. What do you recomend doing for that using art theraphy? I have no idea if theres anything like this close to where I live. Also im pretty poor as I dont work. Any suggestions... anything. Thanks"
Thank you for asking this question because confidentiality is important. At intake, when I ask my clients to sign a “consent to treatment” form, I also ask them to sign a form that gives me permission to use their art work, as long as I change their name and use it in an educational manner
So many kids don't get real opportunity to both create something and then be validated for their expression. I think the "therapy" is in this exchange, where they get an opportunity to relate to their own thoughts and feelings and be validated for the manifestation of what was actually inside of them. Therapy is nothing more than love for another person packaged in a way to foster healing and well being. I am not an art therapist. I am an artist, with a real heart for wounded people who need restoration and new hope. Jesus is my hope and my only confidence in this world where pain and suffering are expected and good and evil are being turned upside down.
I decided today 3/24/16 That I will be a Board Certified Art Therapist. My goal is to help others and my target will be Handicapped and Mentally Handicapped Individual. I cant wait. I start college in May. I'm 31 but hey better late than never. Now I have a dream bigger than me. I cant wait to work with clients that cannot speak. I want to know their thought and I will provide them that outlet! Hey world.. Here I come!
+hersheybaybii i am so excited for you!
hersheybaybii
I'm 28, and from India. And still not sure what the hell I'm doing. Trying everything.
I'm so happy you found your calling.
Good luck. Hope to hear from about your journey.
Thank you for this video! I am 12 years old and live in the United Kingdom. I am doing a career day at school tomorrow and I love to do art as well as helping people. With this, I looked for a career combining these aspects and came across art therapy.
I am now hopeful to get a job at a prison, hospital etc to assess mental or emotional disorders with art, as an art therapist! Again, thank you so much!!!!!
I am so excited for you! - let me now if I can be of any help
How did it go?
Your comment is from 6 years ago, so you should be about 18 now - are you still planning to work towards becoming an art therapist, or are you taking a different path?
@@irenedavo3768 I am also curious as to whether they are still wanting to become an art therapist or not. Obviously, considering that if they were 12 six years ago, they would be turning 18 this year, they wouldn't be an art therapist yet and would still have a long way ahead of the to becoming one... In the UK, to become an Art Therapist, first at 18 you would go to university for a 3-4 year undergraduate course (BA) - most commonly (for an Art Therapist) in Art - apart from art, common ones for Art Therapists to have done may be Psychology, Nursing, Teaching, Social Work... though could be anything else. Then, they would need to get a few years experience working "in the real world", with at least one full year's worth of experience of working with vulnerable people. And then they can apply for a 2-3 year Art Therapy MA course at one of the 10 or so Universities in the UK that offer it.
...so yeah, if they are still pursuing it, they have a long way ahead of them - I hope it goes well.
Thank you for this video it has inspired me, I am South Sudanese by nationality living in South Sudan where there is very many venerable street children who need the art therapy program to change they life style. I am passionate and very inspired for children art therapy and I have been engaged with children in my daily activities while implementing children art therapy.
I have the greatest love for people who were down in their luck, but now are coping and learning about life, and loving it. Art can do that, education can too. I was down in my luck for many years and turned to Christianity, and remember my friends less fortunate than me who died young and old. I love Art and it is a legacy in our family, you have inspired me with Art again. I just wanted to share this with you all.
I love this! I'm in DBT but I'm trying to surround myself with healthy alternatives in addition to art/music. These are the two things I love the most. I also now have a spiritual life coach free through my church. I'm balanced at work with work goals. :)
Thank you. I decided to view this so I could start moving on.
Moving on to my exploring art to see what I have not said yet to myself.
I'm a junior in high school and I would love to learn how you became an art therapist like what you had to do, what college classes you had to take, where you can work after college, etc.!
Hi JensChoice. My daughter has just got funding from our Local Independent Council and Church to teach art. Art is therapy. No qualifications necessary. However, the Church can pay for training. I am going to do the training, as my daughter just wants to concentrate on the art.
Our Church does not push religion. They care more about helping our community, children and families as a whole. We are very lucky.
butterflylullaby.blogspot.com/2019/08/an-angel-singer-artist-vs-billie-eilish.html
get a solid footing in psychology and psychotherapy first
You need a masters at Antioch or other college.
What inspired you to pursue Art therapy?
+Psych2Go watch this interview, th-cam.com/video/s0xPeCkybug/w-d-xo.html, it answers that question
So glad we found you.
I really enjoyed the description of the case study!
What a great little video. It explains so much about art therapy. Art is not just for kids, but can be a valuable learning tool and form of expression for people of all ages. Thanks for creating this!
As an aspiring art therapist myself, I found this incredibly helpful. I greatly appreciate it :)
Matt H Thank you, and welcome to the club!
Thank you for sharing your devotion with art
This was very insightful and helpful. Thanks for sharing!!!☺
Coincidently, my friend who is a social worker, recommended another video you made, as I am pursing art therapy and I have come across your video again. Thank you!
Thank YOU, Micky. I wish you the best in your career pursuits - let me now if I can be of any help
Loved the presentation. So much practical info. Can you share things a non-art therapist can do when working with people.
I'm thinking about getting into art therapy, I wanted to let you know that your an inspiration!!
I get asked the same questions! Thanks for this video!
Facts are spoken in this wonderful video! Thank you
Im interesting becoming a art therapist art is my life and i love helping other in need of help
Yes more this way excellent 👍❣💯
Enid torres I’m so glad you enjoyed the introduction video. Please explore my other videos
This was very relaxing I learn and enjoy washing. Thank you so much for sharing.
my pleasure- I’m glad you enjoyed it. Subscribe and stay tuned I’ve got some exciting videos coming out soon!
So well done! You're inspiring to so many. I am also a BC Art Therapist....thank you for being so accurate/informative and right on. Thank you!
This was awesome!!! Thank you!!!
great video! I'm a transpersonal art therapist from Sydney Australia. There's a lot of useful information online for free as well as many wonderfully resourceful booķs which can be downloaded. cheers...xx
Suzana Dancks Le' Rez Expressions where would I find some art therapy books and resource As I am in Australia as welll
I find art very therapeutic myself. It's mediation for me. Lately I have certified myself in Youth psychology. I think I can put both together to counsel the children in a much creative way. Would I still need certification as art therapist?
wonderful explantation for people who do not understand fully, thank you !
I loved it... It was a great video..... It was great
Thank you for asking. No you can not become an Art Therapist without a masters degree - just like you an not be a counselor or other therapist without a degree. Art Therapy is a specific graduate program with credentials. Here is a video about how to become an Art Therapist
th-cam.com/video/vbtL89JfhgY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for making this i found this very interesting and also relieved my art block . when you showed the bridge picture and you were talking about the 3's and how it revolved around her her life i noticed the clouds are also made of 3's if you look at the shapes.
+tyler massa Thank you. I'm glad you liked the video. Check out my monthly subscription for on-going case studies HayesArtTherapy.com (only $5/month)
Great Video ! I Love Art and I'll Love To Help People For Sure This Will Be My Career !!
+_Creativequeen i hope you do pursue this career
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Thank you for your video !!! :). It is very useful!
Great video! Thanks!
Finally.. My purpose!
I love it ! :)) So inspiring!
can yu advice online art therapy education? I am a certified coach and also have a degree in fine arts and would love to learn more about art therapy
5:19 - This is an excellent video, but I first thought those shapes on the couch were pillows instead of a person. My bad. :)
Beautiful!
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Good
beautiful video!
+Creativpeople thank you
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Hello, I am going to graduate soon with a bachelor degree of applied psychology and I am planning to sign up for another bachelor specializing in art therapy. They are asking me to show three pieces made out of paint, oils or pastels and 3D and show just how much I want this bachelor and explain to them the process of me making the piece. Now, I have always been an artist at heart and I`ve always sat down, cleared my mind and just painted and always got interesting finished products but there are a few things that I need help with.
1. How do I explain my process if my process is just sitting down with a blank canvas and a blank mind and letting myself run with it and
2. How do I show my interest in being an art therapist to actual licensed art therapists if I don`t know what they are looking for?
I really don`t know what to do or what/how to show to them but I just really want to get into the school. Do you have any advise for me? I would love to hear from you.
Mia Lopez hope it went well whichever way it turned out!!👍
Loved this
I really interested in it art therapy but now I am doing ba in economic (2 sem ) . Can i become art therapy?
Great!!
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Hey, ive got ocd, and its really really bad now. What do you recomend doing for that using art theraphy? I have no idea if theres anything like this close to where I live. Also im pretty poor as I dont work. Any suggestions... anything. Thanks"
atearinXx myeyex hope u got something sorted!👍 bit of a long lost reply 🙃🙂
Thank you Pamela
Hair hello this is Aravindan. I am artist and sculptor art therapist teacher I want learn how we are control special child
Can I be an art therapist without a degree?
Hi i have comleted my high school .How can i be art thrapist ?
I am an artist 🎨
who is #RecoveringFromNarcissisticAbuse
My art helps me & I hope it can help others.
Thank you. Now I draw people crying. Sad or alone. I'm truly a loner.
Hi
Hope it got better!💛
I find this interesting but I’m really wondering how you’re allowed to share the stories of your clients like this..
Thank you for asking this question because confidentiality is important. At intake, when I ask my clients to sign a “consent to treatment” form, I also ask them to sign a form that gives me permission to use their art work, as long as I change their name and use it in an educational manner
@@hayesarttherapy Ah okay! Thanks for answering so quickly.
wow
Patty lost her parents when she was 3 years old
anyone that wants to talk to me is welcome
Omg
So many kids don't get real opportunity to both create something and then be validated for their expression. I think the "therapy" is in this exchange, where they get an opportunity to relate to their own thoughts and feelings and be validated for the manifestation of what was actually inside of them. Therapy is nothing more than love for another person packaged in a way to foster healing and well being. I am not an art therapist. I am an artist, with a real heart for wounded people who need restoration and new hope.
Jesus is my hope and my only confidence in this world where pain and suffering are expected and good and evil are being turned upside down.
No, I couldn't see you?
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Hello
It's nonsense.