
a hands-on afternoon where psychology meets paint. real activities, a room full of people, a facilitator who holds the space, and a kit you carry home. no skill required, the messier the better.


The course teaches you online. The bootcamp puts you in a room with paint, music, and people, and walks you through real art-therapy activities for four hours straight. You reflect, you make, you share if you want to, and you leave lighter, with a kit in your hands and a certificate with your name on it.
It is the deepest taste of art therapy you can get in a single afternoon, equal parts experience and first step. And the less you worry about it looking good, the better it works.
arrive at twelve, leave at four, carried through it the whole way. here is the shape of the day.
find your seat, meet the room, and take a few breaths into the day. no pressure to be anywhere but here.
mandalas with music. the slow, repetitive open that settles a busy head before the deeper work.
the ideal-self and real-self activity. you draw how you see yourself, gently, and notice what surfaces.
brain dump, dopamine doodle, and collage. the heavy stuff goes onto the page so you do not have to keep carrying it.
an optional circle, then your certificate and kit. you leave at 4:00 lighter than you came.

every seat comes with a kit, so the day keeps going long after you have left the room.
we are bringing the bootcamp to you, across september to december. pick the city and weekend that fit.
real photos from real sessions: the colour, the mandalas, the quiet focus, and the table that slowly fills with everyone's work.












The ideal-self vs real-self activity still motivates me daily to work on my ideal self. Drawing my thoughts out on a sheet of paper can make you feel so well.
We heard music and coloured at the same time in the Mandala art-therapy book. It was not just about colouring, but learning to regulate emotions and feel them completely.
I started coming when I was not in a good shape mentally. It was open and welcoming through the whole process. My Sundays are way better than they used to be.
My favourite was the Dopamine Doodle. Complete freedom to express, without worrying about getting it right.
Everyone reflected on their activities and was so emotionally supportive of each other. Only love, love and love.
The Mandala Relay was unmatched. My notebook came back looking like it had gone on a world tour without me.
the guided journal you take home. keep going with it whenever you need a pause.
about the journal learn itloved the day and want the craft properly? the online foundation course is next.
study the course go all the waya full year, five phases, supervised practice. the deep end of art therapy.
enter the diplomafour hours, a full kit, a certificate, and an afternoon you will be glad you said yes to.
seats are limited · everything provided · a guided creative day, not a replacement for therapy
Not even slightly. The less you worry about it looking good, the better it works. If you cannot draw a straight line, you are the ideal participant.
Just yourself. Every material is provided, and you take a full kit home at the end.
No. It is a guided, supportive creative day led by a facilitator, not a clinical therapy session. It can feel therapeutic, and it is a wonderful first taste of art therapy, but it is not treatment.
Four hours, from 12:00 to 4:00 pm, on a weekend. We are touring six cities across September to December 2026.
Artist-grade colours, the Art of Feeling journal, a certificate of participation, bookmarks, and postcards.
Psychology students, therapists sharpening their toolkit, artists, educators, school counsellors, and anyone curious about feeling through art.
Yes. It makes a lovely gift. Reach out and we will help you arrange it.
Seats are limited, so bookings are final, but write to us and we will do our best to move you to another city or date on the tour.