AATA News

Hispanic Heritage Month 2022 in Review

Hispanic Heritage Month 2022 in Review

10/21/2022
Thanks to our presenter, AATA Board member Michael Galarraga, our session moderator, AATA President Elect Nadia Paredes, and everyone who attended AATA’s bilingual learning event, Art Therapy: Como si dice?. For those who missed it, the recording is now available On-Demand through our Continuing Education platform.

International Shared Interest Group: Three New Ways to Connect!

October 20, 2022
Are you an International Student or International Professional member of AATA? Did you grow up or currently live outside of the United States? Is a primary part of your practice or research internationally-focused? There are Three New Ways to Connect!

AATA’s 2022 Non-Partisan Voter Guide

AATA’s 2022 Non-Partisan Voter Guide

October 20, 2022
As mental health professionals, art therapists are closely connected with the needs of the communities they serve. Election Day is our chance to be a champion for our clients—and advocate for mental health and the values that are core to our profession. This nonpartisan Voter Guide breaks down the key issues and answers questions about voting.

Two Art Therapy Programs Receive CAAHEP Initial Accreditation

October 6, 2022 | Ron Hunt, DDS, MS, Chair, Accreditation Council for Art Therapy Education (ACATE)
CAAHEP has awarded initial accreditation to the Art Therapy master’s programs at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, IL and Wayne State University in Detroit, MI, effective September 16, 2022.

Featured Member: Michael Galarraga

Featured Member: Michael Galarraga

September 21, 2022
“My heritage informs me of a sliver of my own identity and marginalization in society. When we talk about cultural humility in art therapy, it is important to consider an individual’s identity as a whole and as parts. Using this conceptualization and applying it to my work with individuals is important and allows them to be the authors of their own narrative. I have worked with many individuals from the Latinx LGBTQIA+ community and I do my best to understand how heritage and cultural values become part of how they are processing through personal challenges in therapy.”

Announcing AATA’s 2022 Candidate Slate

Announcing AATA’s 2022 Candidate Slate

Beginning Monday, September 12, AATA voting members will have the chance to shape the future of our association by voting in our election for AATA’s leaders and proposed governance changes.

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