March 29, 2018 The Research Committee’s brand new resource, the National Art Therapy Thesis and Dissertation Abstract Compilation (NATTDAC), and the 2018 updated Assessments Bibliography are now available online! Look out for an upcoming announcement in ATT when the...
March 29, 2018 “We all have those experiences where we can’t find the words — words don’t carry what we’re feeling. Art is one way to work through those thoughts and feelings.” — AATA President Christianne Strang, PhD, ATR-BC. Read about Dr. Strang’s career as an art...
March 29, 2018 On March 21, State Representative Marlene Anielski (R-Walton Hills) gave sponsor testimony before the House Health Committee on behalf of House Bill 557. The bill would grant a license to Art Therapists to practice under the guidance of the State of...
March 22, 2018 The American Art Therapy Association’s Institute for Continuing Education (ICE/AT) is available 24/7 and offers a robust catalog of courses from prominent and well-respected art therapists, researchers, authors, and educators. AATA’s ICE/AT includes...
March 15, 2018 Yesterday, March 14, The LateShow with Stephen Colbert featured a segment on art therapy with AATA member, Rachel Brandoff, PhD, ATR-BC, LCAT. He spoke with Dr. Brandoff about the profession and even made some art himself. The show is generously...
By Gretchen Graves, MS, ATR-BC, CDATA | January 18, 2018 | Advocacy | Events BACK TO THE MAIN BLOG As the AATA works with members in 24 states engaged in advocacy efforts during the 2018 legislative sessions, I would like to highlight some good news from Virginia....
