Conference News
Sessions at AATA2024: Technology & Innovation (TI) Track
AATA2024 Art Therapy Conference Sessions: Technology & Innovation (TI) sessions that showcase advancements in technology, cutting-edge research, and innovative models in the field of technology.
Sessions at AATA2024: Theory & Assessment (TA) Track
AATA2024 Conference Sessions: Theory & Assessment (TA).
Sessions that present studies in art therapy assessments, current research, and theoretical models which should be presented by experienced researchers.
Preview of AATA2024 Education Sessions by Subject Track
AATA2024 is organized into nine main subject tracks to help participants find areas of interest. During the proposal submission process, each proposal submitter selected one category to best describe their session. AATA uses these categories for the final Program Guide.
9 Tips for a Successful Proposal
The 2024 Call for Proposals is now open! Here are some tips from the Conference Committee to help jumpstart your proposal submission.
Where Can I get my CEUs? How to Access Your CEUs from AATA’s 2023 Conference in San Diego
Introducing the AATA2023 Night on the Town!
AATA2023 attendees will have the opportunity to visit Fallen Star at the Stuart Collection at UCSD the evening of Friday, Oct. 27, 7 – 9 pm, as part of the Night on the Town event.
AATA2023 Questions Answered!
Got questions about coming to AATA2023? Here are some questions from AATA members and the answers.
We Asked Board Members about their Favorite Conference Memories
Our volunteer Board Members not only play a pivotal role in planning the annual conference, but they love attending! So we asked them what makes AATA conferences so special. We’re sharing some of their answers with you.
Two Additional Art Therapy Programs Receive CAAHEP Initial Accreditation
The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) awarded initial accreditation to the Art Therapy master’s programs at the Dominican University of California in San Rafael, California, and Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York.
Join Us for an In-Person Shared Interest Group Meeting (or Two!)
Shared Interest Groups, or SIGs, were created to help art therapists find community at conference – and year-round through the MyAATA Member Community. SIGs are led by AATA members to create connection and a space for art therapists to support each other. Please join a SIG according to your interests and based on how you personally identify. Register for AATA2024.