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Art Therapy

Art is a bridge between mind and intellect. It works as a mediator, a communicator, and a negotiator between mind and intellect, help us to calm ourselves down, be aware and reach the mindfulness state. 

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Why Art Therapy ?

Complementary Therapists Accredited Association – CTAA – UK

American Art therapy Association- USA.

Art is a bridge between mind and intellect. It works as a mediator, a communicator, and a negotiator between mind and intellect, help us to calm ourselves down, be aware and reach the mindfulness state.   

Why Art Therapy

Art therapy is to improve people’s well-being.

 Makes the individual to feel good, importance & understood. 

Allow individuals to express themselves and gives them the sense of accomplishments.

It makes people feel seen, heard, and understood. 

Improves self-esteem and gives therapeutic effects to the individuals.

Art therapy helps conditions that relate to mood, such as anxiety and depression.

Art Therapy for Adults

Art therapy for adults facilitates creativity and artistic expression to improve a person’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

Results of a 2016 study published in the Journal of the American Art Therapy Association found that just 45 minutes of creative activity can reduce your stress, regardless of artistic experience or talent.

Need for art therapy for adults 

Art therapy offers adults a vibrant palette of tools for self-discovery, emotional healing, and personal growth.

In a world where stress and anxiety often paint our daily lives in shades of grey, art therapy emerges as a colourful beacon of hope, inviting us to explore the depths of our psyche through the language of visual expression.

In a society that often values verbal communication above all else, art therapy provides a much-needed alternative for those who struggle to put their feelings into words of oneself.

They provide a sense of containment and safety, which can be particularly helpful for those dealing with overwhelming emotions.

 Incredibly empowering about creating tangible representations of our inner experience.

Art Therapy is a therapeutic intervention which helps adults to overcome

  • Burnout
  • Induced stress
  • Relationship issues
  • Exhaustion
  • Performance issues
  • Reduced Creativity
  • Overcome anxiety
  • Overcome depressions
  • Overcome cynicism at work
  • Improves team bonding & team dynamics
  • Improves individual productivity
  • Enhanced energy at the work place
  • Breaks the monotony both at home and at work place
  • Creates a bonding with parents and their children
  • Increases physical, mental & intellectual part of the individuals

We do individual therapy for working professionals as well group therapy for corporates.

Art Therapy for Children 

We tap into the creative world of children, offering them a space to express, heal, and grow. Art therapy for children becomes a bridge to understanding their emotions and challenges. we work on a solution-focused framework and guide them towards positive outcomes. 

We engage with children on a deeper level, helping them unlock their potential through non-verbal forms of expression.

How Art therapy works for children: 

  1. Enhances Creativity
  2. Improves concentration
  3. Move away from gadgets
  4. Improved academic skills
  5. Improved coping skills
  6. Make them to manage their mood swings
  7. Improved parent relationship
  8. Cognitive simulation
  9. Advancing social skills
  10. Manage the physiological & biological changes

Art therapy activities for Kids : 

This therapeutic approach uses many different artistic forms and mediums. Common examples of art therapy activities include Drawing, colouring, painting, or doodling. In art therapy, colours can hold significant emotional value. Warm colours are stimulating and energizing, while cool colours tend to be calming and soothing. 

Art therapy for teens

Teens might use collage or graffiti art to explore identity and navigate the often-turbulent teenage years. This form of expression may help in reducing anxiety and boosting self-esteem.

Initial Sensing & Building Rapport

We listen to the issues of the client. Gives the client a safe platform to express their problems. The counsellor understands both verbal and non-verbal communications of the client. They both create the rapport and build a positive relationship. It’s the foundation laid for future sessions. 

Assessment

We assess the problem statement of the client, analyse it and understand the severity of the issue. This includes the triggers, frequency, environment, and other factors inducing the discomfort for the client.

Setting Objectives

This stage we set the objectives in collaboration with the client. This will be a time bound realistic one with the client committing to a step leading to an agreed outcome. 

Intervention

We work on the intervention to be applied to achieve the objectives. Based on the assessment and the present condition of the client, we decide on the interventions to be applied. It would be a therapeutic intervention in a non-medical environment.

Evaluation

Drawing the process to a close must be planned well in advance to ensure a positive conclusion is reached between the therapists / counsellors and the client. At times the process may an ongoing process which the client will be continuing on their own.

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Teletherapy can take place via a videocall. Most clients and therapists prefer video, because it allows you and your provider to see each other’s facial expressions and other body language. You can use a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer for video therapy. Any device you use must have a working camera and microphone, as well as a strong internet connection. Be sure to check your equipment before your appointment. Your voice will be audible in your own environment, but you can use headphones if you want to prevent others from overhearing your therapist’s side of the conversation.
Each therapy practice has its own approach to privacy and security. Ask your therapist what steps they take to protect client data, including session notes. At Manam the therapy is done in a non- clinical environment only. We also assure safe and secured environment to the clients. If you are a minor, then you would be allowed to attend the session with a proper approval from your parents / Guardians only. We will be conducting our sessions in a quiet, private place. If you have any concerns about privacy, express them to your coach / Therapist and shall ask them to stop the session.
Convenience: Going to a physical office takes time as you sit in traffic or in a waiting room. Beyond your therapist’s fee, traditional therapy sessions also cost you money in gas, vehicle maintenance, public transportation fees, and time off work. With online coaching, you can schedule your appointment when it’s most convenient for you and have your session without leaving your home. Safety: Online coaching / Therapy offered safe access to mental health services during the pandemic, but its safety benefits extend beyond avoiding infectious diseases. Accessibility: Online Therapy can be an accessible option if you have a disability or severe mental health condition that makes travel challenging, such as social anxiety or agoraphobia. Remote counselling also makes it simpler to receive mental health services if you don’t have an option for transportation. Variety of choice: Online coaching opens up your options for choosing the right coach. Instead of being limited to a local provider, you can consider a wider range of coaches / Therapists licensed to work in your place.
Technology barriers: Video therapy requires resources like a computer, video camera, phone, and internet connection. It also requires the ability to use those resources effectively. For some people, these requirements are barriers to treatment. Lack of privacy: It may be difficult to find a quiet, private place for therapy where you live, especially if you share a home with others. You’ll also want to make sure your therapist is using a secure online video platform. Emotional disconnection: Asking for help is a brave and vulnerable act, and seeking therapy is no exception. That’s why it’s important for you to feel safe and connected with your coach / Therapist. Beyond possibly losing internet access during a session, you may also find it difficult to connect emotionally with your coach if you haven’t met them in person
Find a quiet space: Pick a spot in your home where you won’t be disturbed. If that isn’t possible, consider sitting in your parked car or another quiet space. Speak with family/housemates: Before your appointment, speak with your family or housemates about any privacy concerns you may have. Set clear boundaries by letting them know that you’re not to be interrupted during a session. Also state directly that eavesdropping is a breach of trust. Test your devices: Confirm that your smartphone, tablet, or laptop is fully charged before your appointment. Test your internet connection, camera, and microphone to make sure all three are working.

Mon - Sat: 09:00 - 20:00
Sunday: 09:00 - 12:00

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
600094

+ 91 9600950966
contact@manam.ai