Learn about expressive therapy

Begin the new year by giving yourself the gift of healing and restoration.

Are you passionate about making a significant impact in the lives of children, youth, and adults? Do you believe in the power of art, music, play, dance, and drama to heal and inspire?

Art therapy is a great way to get kids talking. Once they’re playing or making art, they become more comfortable, and they will often start to naturally talk about things.

Listen to Tanya Negrey talk to CBC’s Julianne Hazlewood about art therapy for First Nations communities.

Watch Tanya Negrey in an interview about creativity and art therapy on Coping Through Creativity.

Expressive therapy is an umbrella term that applies to art therapy, music therapy, dance therapy, drama therapy, poetry therapy, and play therapy.