• Adult and child survivors of trauma and abuse
• Adults and couples with personal, emotional, and relationship problems
• Children with emotional and/or behavioural problems
• Children and adults with developmental disorders

... Art Therapists are trained in the psychology of mark making and symbolism, in non-verbal communication, psychotherapeutic understanding of child development and family dynamics, and the importance of boundaries. They recognise that image making is an extremely potent activity and aim to use their visual and psychotherapeutic literacy to enable change with those with whom they work. The ways in which they do this vary according to the client/patient group or individual, the context, and the therapist. There is, however, always an emphasis on creativity and the therapeutic relationship.

Quoted from British Association of Art Therapists web site.