Art Therapy Ottarsdottir offers a wide variety of courses for institution staff, social organizations and varying other groups. The courses are held at Art Therapy Ottarsdottir and in select locations, relative to demand at any given time. Online courses are also offered over the Internet.
For further information please contact us via email: unnur@unnurarttherapy.is.
Upcoming courses:
Art Therapy in Education I
The course offers participants insight into the basic theories and methods of art therapy by means of lectures, reading, written assignments, discussions and workshops, where participants experience the creative process and the possibilities it offers. The course presents a number of ways of art making that increase creativity, strengthen identity, foster communication, increase self-awareness and […]
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Art Therapy in Education II
The course offers participants insight into the basic theories and methods of art therapy by means of lectures, reading, written assignments, discussions and workshops, where participants experience the creative process and the possibilities it offers. Knowledge of one’s own artistic imagery increases self-awareness and the ability to help individuals in need. A number of ways […]
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Art Educational Therapy and Writing Images
The workshop is a continuation of Introductory Lecture II: Art Educational Therapy and Writing-Images. Participants are invited to take part in a creative project and thereby acquire experience of art educational therapy and the possibilities provided by the method. Participants must already have acquired some understanding of art therapy and art educational therapy by attending […]
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Art therapy and memory drawing: Working with children in schools
This course is open to qualified Art Therapists and Art Therapy Trainees. Participants will gain knowledge about the basis of the methods and theories of memory drawing, which aids individuals in better memorising various facts related to their coursework learning. Memory drawing also facilitates processing of emotions in the same way as the art-making process […]
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