Expressive Arts Therapy
A therapeutic approach that uses creative processes such as music, dance and movement, visual art, writing, drama, storytelling, poetry or play as tools for emotional expression. It combines psychological principles with our innate desire to create. No prior skill in any art form is needed: the therapeutic work rests on the creative process, not on the product. It suits all ages and backgrounds, because it breaks communication barriers that words run into.
Creativity was born as a survival instinct. We have been practising it since we learnt how to make fire and tools.
Asees Kaur Chadha