Provides an overview of arts therapy, covering its history and foundational theories. The course will integrate biblical insights into the therapeutic use of arts, discussing how spiritual well-being can be fostered through artistic expression.

Hands-on experience in art therapy through supervised clinical work. Students will explore how biblical compassion and empathy can enhance therapeutic techniques in real-world settings.

Examines the intersection of psychology and arts therapy, detailing theories that inform practices. Biblical perspectives on human psychology will be discussed to deepen understanding of client care.

Focuses on clinical applications of arts therapy, including diverse client populations. Biblical values of healing and restoration will guide the overview of clinical approaches.

Introduces arts therapy-specific research methodologies. The course will emphasize how biblical ethics can influence the design and execution of research projects.

Discusses ethical and legal considerations in arts therapy, including professional standards. Biblical principles of ethics and justice will be foundational in discussing confidentiality and client rights.

Focuses on culturally competent arts therapy services, emphasizing understanding and respecting cultural differences. Biblical teachings on unity and diversity will inform approaches to cultural competence in therapeutic contexts.

This course focuses on the principles and practices of group arts therapy. Students will learn techniques for facilitating group arts therapy sessions, considering biblical perspectives on community, support, and collective healing.