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The use of photography in therapy to explore personal history, self-identity, and to process traumatic experiences.

A method that employs theater techniques to provide therapeutic interventions, enabling clients to explore and perform their experiences.

An intervention where clients begin with a scribble and then develop it into a coherent image, aiding in transforming chaos into order.

A holistic approach focusing on safety and empowerment to help individuals process trauma through creative expression.

Creating art in a ritualistic or ceremonial manner to provide structure, safety, and predictability, which can be healing for trauma survivors.

The assemblage of different forms, creating a new whole, which helps to integrate and understand fragmented traumatic memories.

The combination of various artistic modalities to explore and express traumatic experiences, enhancing multi-sensory engagement and creativity.

Drawing circular, symmetrical images that can have a calming effect and help organize internal chaos related to traumatic stress.

Using music and sound to facilitate emotional release and expression in a therapeutic context.

Incorporating body movement and dance to help individuals express and process traumatic memories in a somatic way.

Engaging with clay can be grounding and provides a tangible way to express and reshape traumatic memories.

Using writing exercises and poetry to articulate thoughts and feelings related to trauma, which may be difficult to express verbally.

Uses a sandbox and figures to allow clients to construct scenes, offering a non-verbal way of depicting their inner world and traumatic experiences.

A directive form of art therapy where the therapist guides the client through specific drawing tasks, offering a way to express and process traumatic memories.

Creates opportunities for people to tell their story through drawings, which can help organize and externalize traumatic experiences.

Allows clients to explore and express different aspects of their identity, which can be affected by trauma.

A creative therapeutic process that involves drawing an outline of one's own body and using colors, pictures, and symbols to represent experiences of trauma.