The basic concepts and theories of art therapy focus on exploring the process of emotional expression and healing through art. The course covers therapeutic techniques and case studies utilizing various art media.

Based on the fundamental principles of art therapy, we research new approaches suitable for the digital age and support students in developing creative and innovative therapeutic methods.

Analyze the impact of human imagery and communication styles on art therapy, with a focus on developing effective communication skills.

Discussing the understanding of depression and suicide risk experienced by artists, as well as support measures and therapeutic approaches for prevention.

The inner child reflects childhood experiences and emotions, focusing on understanding how these experiences influence current behaviors and feelings. It emphasizes reconnecting with the inner child and utilizing various techniques to heal emotional wounds through the healing process. Additionally, it discusses the positive impact of inner child healing on an individual's psychological well-being.

The analysis techniques of artworks are explored in depth, allowing students to investigate the meaning and context of the works through various art theories and criticism methods, with a focus on addressing the results of the painting analysis.

The relationship between art and spirituality is discussed, focusing on how art can express and enhance an individual's spiritual experience. This involves exploring spirituality through various artistic mediums. Additionally, the study aims to understand how art functions as a tool for healing and self-discovery, and to develop artistic practices that contribute to spiritual growth.

This course explores the role of arts-based therapeutic approaches in addressing the

psychological, emotional, and physical challenges faced by older adults in an aging society. Focusing on the intersection of aging and healing through various art forms, students will engage with the theoretical foundations and practical applications of art therapy techniques to promote the well-being of older populations. The course covers a range of artistic modalities, including visual arts, music, dance, and drama, with an emphasis on alleviating issues such as depression, loneliness, dementia, and anxiety.

This course focuses on a therapeutic approach centered around the individual's life story. It explores how reconstructing and understanding one's personal narrative can contribute to a deeper understanding of identity, facilitate the discovery of new perspectives for problem-solving, and support the development of meaning and purpose in life. Through in-depth research and practice, students will examine various methods and theories related to life story therapy, with an emphasis on how life narratives shape psychological and emotional well-being. The course encourages students to critically engage with the process of re-framing personal stories to foster personal growth, healing, and transformation.

The course explores various techniques and theoretical backgrounds of art therapy, addressing the fundamental principles of art therapy and therapeutic techniques utilizing diverse media such as drawing, sculpture, and music. Additionally, it examines how art therapy contributes to individuals' emotional expression, stress relief, and self-understanding through practical experiences. The course also covers methods for evaluating the effectiveness of art therapy, along with case studies.

The research focuses on exploring the latest trends and innovative approaches in psychotherapy, aiming to maximize therapeutic effectiveness through the integration of traditional methods and modern technologies, while also aligning with business opportunities.

The focus is on studying the impact of media on individuals' cognition, emotions, and behaviors, analyzing the psychological effects of media content, and discussing the role of media in modern society and the social changes that result from it.

The course explores the concept of love and its expressions, analyzing the psychological, social, and cultural aspects of love. It aims to understand the various forms of love and the complexities of human relationships that arise from them, as well as to study the healing qualities that love possesses.

This course aims to provide an in-depth exploration of the principles, techniques, and ethical considerations involved in individual clinical supervision. Students will develop a deeper understanding of the supervisory relationship, enhance their skills in providing constructive feedback, and refine their ability to assess and guide clinical practice in a variety of settings. By integrating theoretical knowledge with practical experiences, students will be equipped to offer effective supervision, improve their clinical competencies, and foster the professional development of supervisees.

The research addresses art therapy programs that promote intergenerational interaction, analyzing the effects of artistic activities involving diverse generations. It explores ways to enhance understanding and communication between generations through these activities. Based on the research findings, the discussion will focus on program development and evaluation methodologies.

Explore the differences in emotional expression and understanding between Eastern and Western cultures, comparing and analyzing how emotions are formed and expressed in each culture. Investigate how these differences impact artistic expression. Through this, aim to understand the influence of cultural backgrounds on emotional perception and study ways to respect emotional expression in various cultural contexts.

This course explores the intersection of art therapy and business, focusing on how creative therapeutic models can be effectively managed and developed within the context of professional practice. Students will examine the business aspects of art therapy, including organizational management, marketing strategies, financial sustainability, and the ethical considerations of integrating therapy with business practices. The course will provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to successfully launch, manage, and grow an art therapy practice, while also considering the broader implications of art therapy in healthcare, community development, and social enterprises.

This course explores the dynamic relationship between religion and healing, examining how religious beliefs, practices, and rituals contribute to physical, emotional, and spiritual healing processes. The course will critically analyze the theories and practices of religious healing across different faith traditions, while also engaging with modern approaches in healthcare, psychology, and social sciences. Students will investigate both historical and contemporary perspectives on religious healing, and explore its implications in the modern world, including its intersection with scientific, ethical, and cultural considerations.