Guided Art Therapy Card Deck: 75 Activities to Explore Your Feelings and Manage Your Emotional Well-Being

These are a fantastic resource adding a lot of options to my practice as a therapist. I really love that they're split into various mediums as well as the detailed information on how long to allot for each exercise, the therapeutic purpose of each, and the directions on how to complete each exercise.

This deck of cards is actually a little bigger than i was expecting but that's a good thing because it makes referencing the card easier. I love how they guide you in art project for therapy purposes on its own while also promoting real emotional therapy.

I work in a clinical program that offers group therapy and we are always looking for ways to introduce new group activities that will get the clients engaged and active. Art therapy is something that our clients love to do and it seems to make a meaningful impact. This set of cards contains a number of different activities that can easily be done with groups to help folks explore their feelings and express them. We tend to take a new card out every week. Like all cards like this, some activities are winners and some are not, but overall they spark good ideas and effective strategies for expression. Just remember to stock up on art supplies you may need to support implementation of these cards. Art supplies can be costly... Luckily this deck of art therapy ideas is affordable and useful. I'm happy with it.

My wife is a therapist and loves these types of things. A must for someone who loves to pick apart the mind.

I bought this to use with middle schoolers and my 6 year old at home. The cards show what medium to use, the time frame they encourage to use, the directions, an example and various questions to help process the meaning behind the artwork.There are 75 cards and there’s a small packet that shows what cards go to each topic. It’s simple enough I can pull one out and the middle schoolers can follow the directions. I was even able to explain the directions to my 6 year old and she was able to successfully do one and process her meaning behind the work. I love it and I wish I had them when I was running expressive art groups for kids who experienced trauma. My phone won’t let me upload photos, but trust me it’s worth the money!

Sometimes I struggle to come up with creative art projects for my clients and this card deck helps me stay inspired and fresh. The quality is top-notch. I have used it many times and would recommend it.

I liked the topic messages on each card. l did not like cards but a text book.

As a therapist often on the go with little planning time. These cards are a great time saver