Supporting Mental Health Awareness Week with Reflection and Connection
This Mental Health Awareness Week, we reflect on the power of Creative Therapy and Reflective Practice to support the mental health of students and staff alike.
How to Know Which Therapy is Best for Your Learners
As a teacher, choosing which therapy is best for a child in your class can be tricky. Follow this step-by-guide to help you make an informed decision.
The Dopamine Dilemma: Screen Time Addiction and the Developing Brain
In this blog, we explore the science of screen time addiction and the solutions we can use to help children and young people find connection in healthier ways.
Reflective Practice in Education
Find out how to support staff facing burnout through the power of reflective practice in education, also known as creative clinical supervision.
The Role of Creative Arts Therapies in a Changing Educational Landscape
The loss of long-standing members of staff, due to budget cuts and restructuring, can have a huge impact on vulnerable students. Find out how Creative Arts Therapies can help students to navigate this sense of loss.
Championing Women’s Mental Health Through Creative Arts Therapy
This Women’s History Month, we explore how we can support women’s mental health and wellbeing in the workplace with Creative Arts Therapy.
Supporting Staff Wellbeing: Addressing the Impact of Rising Challenges in Education
Discover how Creative Arts Therapy can support staff wellbeing in school, reducing the risk of workplace stress and absenteeism.
The Wonders of Art Therapy in Schools
Find out how Art Therapy can help individuals gain valuable insights into their emotions, promoting healing, resilience and wellbeing.
Meeting the Needs of Children & Young People Beyond EHCPs
While demand continues to rise for Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs), Creative Arts Therapy offers timely, accessible solution that can support children’s wellbeing and inclusion.
Exploring the Impact of Play Therapy in Schools
This blog explains how play therapy in schools can help children to express their emotions and develop essential coping skills using games, toys and creative materials.