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The initial art therapy intake assessment is a crucial first step in the therapeutic process. Its purpose is to gather important background information, understand your unique needs, and begin to build a trusting relationship. This session typically includes a discussion about your personal history, current challenges, goals for therapy, and any previous therapeutic experiences. You may also be invited to engage in a simple art-making activity, which helps the therapist gain insight into your emotional world and creative expression.
The information collected allows the therapist to develop a personalised treatment plan and determine how art therapy can best support your healing and growth.
The initial art therapy intake assessment is a crucial first step in the therapeutic process. Its purpose is to gather important background information, understand your unique needs, and begin to build a trusting relationship. This session typically includes a discussion about your personal history, current challenges, goals for therapy, and any previous therapeutic experiences. You may also be invited to engage in a simple art-making activity, which helps the therapist gain insight into your emotional world and creative expression.
The information collected allows the therapist to develop a personalised treatment plan and determine how art therapy can best support your healing and growth.