Group programs
Group Art Therapy
Creative, supportive group experiences built around expression, connection and shared understanding.
Group Art Therapy combines creative expression with the benefits of connecting and participating alongside others in a supportive therapeutic environment. Groups can provide opportunities to explore emotions, identity, confidence, relationships, regulation, wellbeing and shared experiences through art-making, discussion and guided therapeutic activities.
The Psychology Hub is exploring Group Art Therapy options for children, teenagers, schools, workplaces, organisations and community groups. Programs may be offered from our North Lakes clinic, online, or in some circumstances on-site at a school, workplace or organisation.
Groups may be developed around the needs, goals and age of participants and may include one-off Art Therapy workshops, short-term programs or a series of group sessions.
Group Art Therapy for Children and Teenagers
Art Therapy groups can provide children and teenagers with a supportive way to build confidence, express emotions, explore identity, develop self-understanding and connect with others through shared creative experiences.
We are currently exploring potential 2027 Art Therapy groups for children and teenagers, including:
Teen Girls Art Therapy Group – Self-Esteem, Confidence & Self-Expression
This potential Art Therapy group would provide a supportive and creative space for teenage girls to explore self-esteem, confidence, identity, emotional expression and connection with others.
The group would use creative activities alongside guided therapeutic discussion, with an emphasis on helping participants express themselves, build confidence and develop a stronger sense of self.
Neurodivergent Children’s Art Therapy Group – Friendship, Identity, Strengths, Regulation & Connection
This potential neurodivergent children’s Art Therapy group would provide a supportive and neurodiversity-affirming space for autistic children, children with ADHD and other neurodivergent children to explore identity, strengths, emotions, regulation, friendship and connection.
Creative activities and shared experiences would be used to support self-understanding, confidence and connection with others, without expecting children to mask, suppress neurodivergent traits or conform to neurotypical social expectations.
Art Therapy for Schools
We are also interested in working with schools seeking Group Art Therapy programs or Art Therapy workshops for students.
Programs may be tailored to the age, needs and goals of the student group and may focus on areas such as:
- emotional expression
- confidence and self-esteem
- emotional regulation
- connection and belonging
- identity and self-understanding
- stress and wellbeing
- neurodivergent students
- transitions or shared experiences
School Art Therapy programs may be provided as one-off workshops or a series of sessions, depending on the needs of the school and students.
Corporate and Workplace Art Therapy
Group Art Therapy and creative wellbeing workshops may also be developed for workplaces, corporate teams and organisations.
These programs may provide a different way for teams to explore areas such as:
- workplace wellbeing
- stress management
- connection
- communication
- team relationships
- reflection
- creativity
- shared experiences
Corporate Art Therapy and workplace Art Therapy programs may be tailored to the needs of the organisation and may be delivered as one-off workshops or a series of sessions.
Group Art Therapy for Community Organisations
Community organisations and other groups may also enquire about tailored Group Art Therapy programs or creative wellbeing workshops. Programs can be developed around the needs, goals and characteristics of the group.
Interested in Group Art Therapy?
We are currently gathering expressions of interest for future Group Art Therapy programs. If you, your child, school, workplace or organisation may be interested, please register your interest below.
Submitting an expression of interest does not commit you to attending and does not guarantee that a particular group or program will proceed. It helps us understand demand and allows us to contact you if a suitable Art Therapy group or program becomes available.
Individual Art Therapy
Looking for one-to-one creative support? Visit our Art Therapy service page to learn more and enquire.
