AATA News

Honoring Pride Month in Yet Another Challenging Year

Executive Orders have targeted the trans community—from defunding gender-affirming health care of transgender youth to banning trans people from serving in the military. More than 350 LGBTQ+ pages, policies, and guides have been removed from federal government websites. And already, 588 anti-LGBTQ bills have been introduced in state legislatures across the country.

This Pride Month is an opportunity to support the LGBTQ+ community’s ongoing fight for safety, inclusivity, equality, and justice. Together, I hope that we can show support, share resources, and advocate for the clients and communities art therapists serve.  

AAPI Heritage Month Virtual CE Session, Honoring Our Roots: Asian Heritage in Art Therapy Practice

AAPI Heritage Month Virtual CE Session, Honoring Our Roots: Asian Heritage in Art Therapy Practice

This session weaves together personal narratives and professional insights to create a welcoming space for learning and reflection. Designed to resonate with individuals at all stages of their journey, it offers accessible yet thought-provoking perspectives. Reflections from practitioners and students in the U.S. and abroad will deepen understanding of oneself as an Asian-identified art therapist and support continued personal and professional growth.

Sessions at AATA2026: Research/Evaluation (RE) Track

Sessions at AATA2026: Research/Evaluation (RE) Track

AATA2024 Art Therapy Conference Sessions: Research/Evaluation (RE) – presents theory and practice of clinical evaluation, the use of standardized assessments, systematic case studies, outcome studies, and all forms of inquiry, using or exploring various research methodologies.

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