AATA News
Announcing a New Mentor Match Cohort for 2026!
Whether you’re just entering the art therapy field or looking for a new career direction – a mentor may be able to help you.
Join Us for a Virtual CE Event on Art During the Holocaust, Jan 13
Join us for AATA’s first virtual Continuing Education session of the year, The Strength of the Creative Spirit: The Art and Artists of the Holocaust with Elizabeth Hlavek, DAT, LCPAT, ATR-BC, which will explore the art of the Holocaust as a phenomenon.
Announcing AATA’s Newly Elected Leaders to Serve in 2026-2027
Congratulations so our newly elected leaders!
Celebrating the 2025 AATA Art Therapy Award Winners
We want to recognize AATA’s Art Therapy Award and Honors recipients.
Gift Yourself Some CE Learning
Whether you want to gift yourself some learning, or support a colleague’s education journey, use this 25% discount for select art therapy Continuing Education virtual sessions.
Top 10 Most Read Posts of 2025
From exploring art therapy’s cultural impact to examining its role in diverse communities, these posts capture the growing public interest in the field. Here’s a look at the 10 most-read articles. A huge thank you to all our members who volunteered to share their expertise in our blog or for our virtual Monthly Learning Series (available on the Online Learning Academy).
Introducing the AATA Undergraduate Pre-Art Therapy Education Guidelines
The AATA Undergraduate Pre-Art Therapy Education Guidelines are now available! The guidelines provide educators a resource to develop, deliver, and strengthen undergraduate pre-art therapy education.
AATA2025 Author Showcase
We are so proud of our AATA members who have recently published books, elevating the art therapy profession. Check it out!
2025 AATA Member Art Exhibition
We are thrilled to share with you AATA’s 2025 Member Art Exhibition! This year, we invited AATA Members to share their artwork related to our AATA2025 conference theme, Ascending to New Heights.
Beyond the Felt Sense – CE event, Nov. 18
Examine neurobiological and physiological research on distinct art materials and art therapy practices during this Continuing Education session hosted by Kerry Kruk-Borisov