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Register for AATA’s 2022 Virtual Conference!

Register for AATA’s 2022 Virtual Conference!

We are excited to announce that AATA’s 2022 Virtual Conference will be held December 17 – 18! The AATA National Office along with our volunteer conference committee is currently developing the program for the virtual conference, so stay tuned!

Recapping the 2022 In-Person Annual Conference

Recapping the 2022 In-Person Annual Conference

After three years, we were thrilled to host our first IN-PERSON conference in Minneapolis this month! 600+ people attended the three-day conference, packed with sessions from morning coffee with the Board. If you missed any of this, join us for our Virtual Conference, Dec. 17-18!

Presenting the 2022 Member Art Exhibition

Presenting the 2022 Member Art Exhibition

November 15, 2022 We are so proud to present the 2022 Member Art Exhibition with the theme of Resilience, Inclusivity, and Growth. The exhibition was displayed throughout the in-person conference and prior to plenary sessions. Please take the time to watch the...

AATA Remembers: In Memoriam 2022

AATA Remembers: In Memoriam 2022

On November 10, 2022, during the ATA In-Person Conference, we looked back in loving memory to those who passed
away this year. They contributed so much to the field of art therapy and to the clients and communities they served.

7 Facts to Know on Veterans Day

7 Facts to Know on Veterans Day

November 11, 2022
For art therapists, Veterans Day serves as an opportunity to raise awareness about the mental health of veterans and service members.

3 Special Opportunities During the 2022 In-Person Conference

3 Special Opportunities During the 2022 In-Person Conference

Please join us for these special demonstrations at the Annual In-Person Conference! Catch Maggie, the Art Therapy Bus, on Nov. 10th; Franz Spohn from Faber-Castell; and a demo from BLICK Art Materials, both during Exhibit hours Nov. 10 – 12.

Featured Member: Maru Serricchio-Joiner

Featured Member: Maru Serricchio-Joiner

“I am a Third Culture Kid (TCK)… I would like to think that I invite art therapists, as well as myself, to be curious, open, and a little skeptical about the impact social justice has on our field.”

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