Question 1

What is Group Art Therapy?

Accepted Answer

Group Art Therapy combines facilitated therapuetic creative processes, or art and craft activity with therapeutic support in a small-group setting.

Groups may focus on connection, building relationships, identity, emotional regulation, self-expression, confidence, social skills or particular therapeutic goals.

Question 2

Do you currently run any regular groups?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We currently run a small fortnightly NDIS group on Mondays at 12:00 pm for neurodivergent young adults (18-30) with strong interests in video games and pop culture.

This group focuses on social and conversational skills, sharing interests, positive identity and building creative self efficacy.

Contact us to ask about current availability.

Question 3

Can you create a group for my organisation or participants?

Accepted Answer

Please contact us to discuss the group purpose, number of participants, participant details and needs, whether a once off or ongoing group, location (if external to our studio) and funding arrangements.

Question 4

How big are the groups?

Accepted Answer

At our studio, we generally prefer to run small therapeutic groups of around 3–5 participants so everyone has enough space, support and opportunity to engage with the therapist and other group members.
Groups that we are contracted to run externally may be larger, depending on the purpose of the group, setting and participant needs.

Question 5

Can you provide Art Therapy groups for siblings or families?

Accepted Answer

We may be able to provide small Art Therapy groups for siblings or families where this approach is assessed as appropriate and aligned with the family’s therapeutic goals. Availability depends on having a suitably experienced therapist available.
Family sessions can use creative activities to support connection, emotional expression, communication, understanding one another and strengthening family relationships.

Group Art Therapy